Hi All Please review the code change at
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~weijun/8042900/webrev.00/ The purpose of this fix is to move com.sun.security.jgss (where the ExtendedGSSXXX classes reside) out of the java.security.jgss module, since it is openjdk-specific and not defined in Java SE. This is listed as the 1st open issue in http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/200. Because GSSManager::createContext() actually returns an ExtendedGSSContext object now, we will need to add a check there so that when the extended classes are available it still returns ExtendedGSSContext and otherwise a plain GSSContext. An internal OrgIetfJgssExtender class is defined and Extender in com.sun.security.jgss extends it. When GSSManagerImpl is creating a GSSContext (or GSSCredential) object, it detects whether an extension is available and if so returns a "wrapped" object that has extended functions. Please note that in this fix all extended functions are actually implemented in the basic (say, GSSContextImpl) class, but they are only exported through the extended interface (say, ExtendedGSSContext) to application developers. The detection of whether an extension is available is now performed by calling "Class.forName("com.sun.security.jgss.Extender")". This will be revisited later if we have other handy methods to detect whether a module is available or be converted to a service loader. A sub-task (JDK-8056141) will move com.sun.security.jgss and com.sun.security.sasl.gsskerb into a new jdk.security.jgss module. Thanks Max
