public AuthenticationResponse Authenticate(ISession session, AuthenticationRequest request)
{
var response = request.CreateResponse<AuthenticationResponse>();
if (_settings.IsServerBusy)
{
response.Result = AuthenticationResponseType.ServerIsBusy;
return response;
}
response.Result = AuthenticationResponseType.Success;
using (var uow = UnitOfWorkFactory.Create())
{
var user = uow.UsersRepository.FirstMatching(UserSpecification.NameAndPassword(request.Name, request.Password));
if (user == null)
{
response.Result = AuthenticationResponseType.InvalidNameOrPassword;
}
else
{
if (user.IsBanned)
{
response.Result = AuthenticationResponseType.Banned;
}
else if (user.Huid != request.Huid)
{
user.ChangeHuid(request.Huid);
}
}
uow.Commit();
if (response.Result == AuthenticationResponseType.Success)
{
//yes, it's ugly and looks like we have leaking abstraction (we do actually) but IMO it's the most harmless way to load linked data
user.Friends.Count();
user.PersonalBlackList.Count();
session.SetUser(user);
response.User = user.ProjectedAs<UserDto>();
}
}
return response;
}
public Task<AuthenticationResponse> Authenticate(AuthenticationRequest request)
{
return ConnectionManager.SendRequestAndWaitResponse<AuthenticationResponse>(request);
}
