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package com.authlete.jakarta;
import jakarta.ws.rs.WebApplicationException;
import jakarta.ws.rs.core.MultivaluedMap;
import jakarta.ws.rs.core.Response;
import com.authlete.common.api.AuthleteApi;
import com.authlete.jakarta.PushedAuthReqHandler.Params;
/**
* A base class for pushed authorization endpoints.
*
* @since 2.21
*
* @see OAuth 2.0 Pushed Authorization Requests
*
* @author Justin Richer
*/
public class BasePushedAuthReqEndpoint extends BaseEndpoint
{
/**
* Handle a pushed authorization request.
*
*
* This method internally creates a {@link PushedAuthReqHandler} instance
* and calls its {@link PushedAuthReqHandler#handle(MultivaluedMap, String, String[])}
* method. Then, this method uses the value returned from the {@code handle()}
* method as a response from this method.
*
*
*
* When {@code PushedAuthReqHandler.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 parameters
* Request parameters of the pushed authorization request.
*
* @param authorization
* The value of {@code Authorization} header of the pushed authorization request.
*
* @param clientCertificates
* The certificate path used in mutual TLS authentication, in PEM format. The
* client's own certificate is the first in this array. Can be {@code null}.
*
* @return
* A response that should be returned to the client application.
*/
protected Response handle(
AuthleteApi api, MultivaluedMap parameters,
String authorization, String[] clientCertificates)
{
Params params = new Params()
.setParameters(parameters)
.setAuthorization(authorization)
.setClientCertificatePath(clientCertificates)
;
return handle(api, params);
}
/**
* Handle a PAR request.
*
*
* This method internally creates a {@link PushedAuthReqHandler} instance and
* calls its {@link PushedAuthReqHandler#handle(PushedAuthReqHandler.Params)
* handle(Params)} method. Then, this method uses the value returned from
* the {@code handle()} method as a response from this method.
*
*
*
* When {@code PushedAuthReqHandler.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 params
* Parameters needed to handle the PAR request.
*
* @return
* A response that should be returned to the client application.
*
* @since 2.70
*/
public Response handle(AuthleteApi api, Params params)
{
try
{
// Create a handler.
PushedAuthReqHandler handler = new PushedAuthReqHandler(api);
// Delegate the task to the handler.
return handler.handle(params);
}
catch (WebApplicationException e)
{
// An error occurred in the handler.
onError(e);
// Convert the error to a Response.
return e.getResponse();
}
}
}