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In integration test environments, it is often required to simulate authentication credentials. For example, a test client may need to supply credentials to authenticate with the secure service it tests. Fabric3 JUnit test components may can be configured with a context for invocations. For example, possible to configure authentication information, which will allow a subject for each test invocation to be set automatically based on that information:
<component name="SecureServiceTest">
<f3:junit class="org.fabric3.policy.security.SecureServiceTest">
<configuration>
<username>foo</username>
<password>bar</password>
</configuration>
</f3:junit>
<reference name="secureRoleService" target="SecureRolesService"/>
</component>
<component name="SecureRolesService">
<implementation.java class="org.fabric3.policy.security.SecureRolesServiceImpl"/>
</component>
The Maven POM is configured with the following:
<systemConfig>
<![CDATA[
<config>
<users>
<user>
<username>foo</username>
<password>bar</password>
<roles>
<role>role1</role>
<role>role2</role>
</roles>
</user>
</users>
</config>
]]>
</systemConfig>
This provides an easy way to test components that require authentication and/or authorization. authentication credentials, and those credentials propagated over a remote transport such as Web Services. The following shows how to simulate username/password credentials:

<component name="SecurityTest">
   <f3:junit class="...">
      <configuration>
         <username>scott</username>
         <password>wombat</password>
      </configuration>
   </f3:junit>
   <reference name="service" target="SCASecureService"/>
</component>

The Maven runtime is configured as follows:

<systemConfig>
   <!\[CDATA\[
      <config>
         <users>
            <user>
               <username>foo</username>
               <password>bar</password>
               <roles>
                  <role>role1</role>
                  <role>role2</role>
                </roles>
            </user>
         </users>
      </config>
   \]\]>
</systemConfig>