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package com.amazonaws.services.s3.model;


/**
 * Contains Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) information to be included 
 * in Amazon S3 requests,
 * consisting of the serial number of the MFA device associated with your AWS
 * account and the current, unique MFA token generated by that device.
 * 

* Each unique token generated by an MFA device can only be used in one request. * It is not valid to reuse the same token in additional requests. *

*

* For more information about uses of Multi-Factor Authentication in S3 * operations, see {@link BucketVersioningConfiguration} and the explanation * of the MFA Delete functionality. *

*

* For more information on AWS Multi-Factor Authentication, including how to get * a device and associate it with an AWS account, see http://aws.amazon.com/mfa *

*/ public class MultiFactorAuthentication { /** * The serial number of the Multi-Factor Authentication device associated * with your AWS account. */ private String deviceSerialNumber; /** * The current, unique Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) token generated by * the MFA device associated with your AWS account. */ private String token; /** * Constructs a new {@link MultiFactorAuthentication} object for use in any * Amazonn S3 * operation that accepts requests with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). * * @param deviceSerialNumber * The serial number identifying the MFA device associated with * the caller's AWS account. * @param token * The current unique token generated by the MFA device. */ public MultiFactorAuthentication(String deviceSerialNumber, String token) { this.deviceSerialNumber = deviceSerialNumber; this.token = token; } /** * Gets the Multi-Factor Authentication device serial number. * * @return The Multi-Factor Authentication device serial number. * * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#setDeviceSerialNumber(String) * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#withDeviceSerialNumber(String) */ public String getDeviceSerialNumber() { return deviceSerialNumber; } /** * Sets the serial number of the Multi-Factor Authentication device * associated with the caller's AWS account. * * @param deviceSerialNumber * The Multi-Factor Authentication device serial number for the * device associated with the caller's AWS account. * * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#getDeviceSerialNumber() * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#withDeviceSerialNumber(String) */ public void setDeviceSerialNumber(String deviceSerialNumber) { this.deviceSerialNumber = deviceSerialNumber; } /** * Sets the Multi-Factor Authentication device serial number to include with * this request. * Returns this {@link MultiFactorAuthentication}, enabling additional method * calls to be chained together. * * @param deviceSerialNumber * The serial number of the Multi-Factor Authentication device * associated with the caller's AWS account. * * @return This {@link MultiFactorAuthentication}, enabling additional method * calls to be chained together. * * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#getDeviceSerialNumber() * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#setDeviceSerialNumber(String) */ public MultiFactorAuthentication withDeviceSerialNumber(String deviceSerialNumber) { setDeviceSerialNumber(deviceSerialNumber); return this; } /** * Gets the Multi-Factor Authentication token. * * @return The Multi-Factor Authentication token. * * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#setToken(String) * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#withToken(String) */ public String getToken() { return token; } /** * Sets the current unique Multi-Factor Authentication token generated by * the device associated with the caller's AWS account. * * @param token * The current, unique Multi-Factor Authentication token generated * by the device associated with the caller's AWS account. * * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#getToken() * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#withToken(String) */ public void setToken(String token) { this.token = token; } /** * Sets the current, unique Multi-Factor Authentication token generated by * the device associated with the caller's AWS account. * Returns this {@link MultiFactorAuthentication}, enabling additional method * calls to be chained together. * * @param token * The current, unique Multi-Factor Authentication token * generated by the device associated with the caller's AWS account. * * @return This {@link MultiFactorAuthentication}, enabling additional method * calls to be chained together. * * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#getToken() * @see MultiFactorAuthentication#setToken(String) */ public MultiFactorAuthentication withToken(String token) { setToken(token); return this; } }




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