/* The SignIn MessageHandler
* It handles messages of SIGN_IN_REQUEST type.
*/
private static void SignIn(RMessage message, TcpClient connection)
{
RMessage replyMessage;
UserData user1 = (UserData)message.Data;
UserData user2 = UserConnector.GetUser(user1.Username);
// Check if the password match
if (user2 != null && user2.Password != user1.Password)
{
user2 = null;
}
// If the credentials do not match, refuse the authentification
if (user2 == null)
{
ServerCore.GetWorkerByConnection(connection).SendMessage(
new RMessage(MessageType.SIGN_IN_REPLY, null));
return;
}
// If the user can authenticate, disconnect another user connected
// with the same username
if (user2 != null)
{
TcpClient previousConnection = ServerCore.GetConnectionById(user2.Id);
if (previousConnection != null)
{
ServerCore.RemoveIdConnectionMapping(user2.Id, previousConnection);
replyMessage =
new RMessage(
MessageType.SIGN_OUT_REPLY,
user2);
ServerCore.GetWorkerByConnection(previousConnection)
.SendMessage(replyMessage);
}
}
List <Object> payload = new List <Object>();
payload.Add(user2); // user data
payload.Add(DomainConnector.GetAllDomains()); // all domains
payload.Add(DomainConnector.GetUserValidations(user2.Id)); // domains for which the user has certificates
replyMessage =
new RMessage(
MessageType.SIGN_IN_REPLY,
payload);
ServerCore.GetWorkerByConnection(connection).SendMessage(replyMessage);
// If the user connected successfully, store the connection mapping
if (user2 != null)
{
ServerCore.AddIdConnectionMapping(user2.Id, connection);
}
}