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package com.authlete.jakarta;


import jakarta.ws.rs.WebApplicationException;
import jakarta.ws.rs.core.Response;
import com.authlete.common.api.AuthleteApi;


/**
 * A base class for dynamic client registration and dynamic client
 * registration management endpoints.
 *
 * @since 2.17
 *
 * @see RFC 7591
 *
 * @see RFC 7592
 *
 * @see OpenID Connect Dynamic Client Registration
 */
public class BaseClientRegistrationEndpoint extends BaseEndpoint
{
    /**
     * Handle a client registration request.
     *
     * 

* This method internally creates a {@link ClientRegistrationRequestHandler} * instance and calls its * {@link ClientRegistrationRequestHandler#handleRegister(String, String)} * method. Then, this method uses the value returned from the {@code handle()} * method as a response from this method. *

* *

* When {@code ClientRegistrationRequestHandler.handle()} method raises a {@link * WebApplicationException}, this method calls {@link #onError(WebApplicationException) * onError()} method with the exception. The default implementation of {@code onError()} * does nothing. You can override the method as necessary. After calling * {@code onError()} method, this method calls {@code getResponse()} method of * the exception and uses the returned value as a response from this method. *

* * @param api * An implementation of {@link AuthleteApi}. * * @param json * The serialized JSON body of the client registration request. * * @param authorization * The value of {@code Authorization} header of the registration request. * This is optional. * * @return * A response that should be returned to the client application. */ public Response handleRegister( AuthleteApi api, String json, String authorization) { try { ClientRegistrationRequestHandler handler = new ClientRegistrationRequestHandler(api); return handler.handleRegister(json, authorization); } catch (WebApplicationException e) { onError(e); return e.getResponse(); } } /** * Handle a client registration management get request. * *

* This method internally creates a {@link ClientRegistrationRequestHandler} * instance and calls its * {@link ClientRegistrationRequestHandler#handleGet(String, String)} * method. Then, this method uses the value returned from the {@code handle()} * method as a response from this method. *

* *

* When {@code ClientRegistrationRequestHandler.handle()} method raises a {@link * WebApplicationException}, this method calls {@link #onError(WebApplicationException) * onError()} method with the exception. The default implementation of {@code onError()} * does nothing. You can override the method as necessary. After calling * {@code onError()} method, this method calls {@code getResponse()} method of * the exception and uses the returned value as a response from this method. *

* * @param api * An implementation of {@link AuthleteApi}. * * @param clientId * The client ID as determined by the incoming request. You will * commonly parse this from the incoming request URL as a path * component. If your Service has its {@code registrationManagementEndpoint} * property set, Authlete will add the client ID as a path parameter * to this URI automatically. * * @param authorization * The value of {@code Authorization} header of the registration request. * This is optional. * * @return * A response that should be returned to the client application. */ public Response handleGet( AuthleteApi api, String clientId, String authorization) { try { ClientRegistrationRequestHandler handler = new ClientRegistrationRequestHandler(api); return handler.handleGet(clientId, authorization); } catch (WebApplicationException e) { onError(e); return e.getResponse(); } } /** * Handle a client registration management update request. * *

* This method internally creates a {@link ClientRegistrationRequestHandler} * instance and calls its * {@link ClientRegistrationRequestHandler#handleUpdate(String, String, String)} * method. Then, this method uses the value returned from the {@code handle()} * method as a response from this method. *

* *

* When {@code ClientRegistrationRequestHandler.handle()} method raises a {@link * WebApplicationException}, this method calls {@link #onError(WebApplicationException) * onError()} method with the exception. The default implementation of {@code onError()} * does nothing. You can override the method as necessary. After calling * {@code onError()} method, this method calls {@code getResponse()} method of * the exception and uses the returned value as a response from this method. *

* * @param api * An implementation of {@link AuthleteApi}. * * @param clientId * The client ID as determined by the incoming request. You will * commonly parse this from the incoming request URL as a path * component. If your Service has its {@code registrationManagementEndpoint} * property set, Authlete will add the client ID as a path parameter * to this URI automatically. * * @param json * The serialized JSON body of the client update request. * * @param authorization * The value of {@code Authorization} header of the registration request. * This is optional. * * @return * A response that should be returned to the client application. */ public Response handleUpdate( AuthleteApi api, String clientId, String json, String authorization) { try { ClientRegistrationRequestHandler handler = new ClientRegistrationRequestHandler(api); return handler.handleUpdate(clientId, json, authorization); } catch (WebApplicationException e) { onError(e); return e.getResponse(); } } /** * Handle a client registration management delete request. * *

* This method internally creates a {@link ClientRegistrationRequestHandler} * instance and calls its * {@link ClientRegistrationRequestHandler#handleDelete(String, String)} * method. Then, this method uses the value returned from the {@code handle()} * method as a response from this method. *

* *

* When {@code ClientRegistrationRequestHandler.handle()} method raises a {@link * WebApplicationException}, this method calls {@link #onError(WebApplicationException) * onError()} method with the exception. The default implementation of {@code onError()} * does nothing. You can override the method as necessary. After calling * {@code onError()} method, this method calls {@code getResponse()} method of * the exception and uses the returned value as a response from this method. *

* * @param api * An implementation of {@link AuthleteApi}. * * @param clientId * The client ID as determined by the incoming request. You will * commonly parse this from the incoming request URL as a path * component. If your Service has its {@code registrationManagementEndpoint} * property set, Authlete will add the client ID as a path parameter * to this URI automatically. * * @param authorization * The value of {@code Authorization} header of the registration request. * This is optional. * * @return * A response that should be returned to the client application. */ public Response handleDelete( AuthleteApi api, String clientId, String authorization) { try { ClientRegistrationRequestHandler handler = new ClientRegistrationRequestHandler(api); return handler.handleDelete(clientId, authorization); } catch (WebApplicationException e) { onError(e); return e.getResponse(); } } }




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