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package org.apache.pulsar.broker.authentication;
import lombok.Builder;
/**
* A class to collect all the common fields used for authentication. Because the authentication data source is
* not always consistent when using the Pulsar Protocol and the Pulsar Proxy
* (see 19332), this class is currently restricted
* to use only in authenticating HTTP requests.
*/
@Builder
@lombok.Value
public class AuthenticationParameters {
/**
* The original principal (or role) of the client.
*
* For HTTP Authentication, there are two possibilities. When the client connects directly to the broker, this
* field is null (assuming the client hasn't supplied the original principal header). When the client connects
* through the proxy, the proxy calculates the original principal based on the client's authentication data and
* supplies it in this field.
*
*/
String originalPrincipal;
/**
* The client role.
*
* For HTTP Authentication, there are three possibilities. When the client connects directly to the broker, this
* is the client's role. When the client connects through the proxy using mTLS, this is the role of the proxy.
* In this case, the {@link #originalPrincipal} is also supplied and is the role of the original client as
* determined by the proxy. When the client connects through the proxy using any other form of authentication,
* this is the role of the original client. In this case, the {@link #originalPrincipal} is also the role of
* the original client.
*
*/
String clientRole;
/**
* The authentication data source used to generate the {@link #clientRole}.
*
* For HTTP Authentication, there are three possibilities. When the client connects directly to the broker, this
* is the client's {@link AuthenticationDataSource}. When the client connects through the proxy using mTLS, this
* is the proxy's {@link AuthenticationDataSource}. When the client connects through the proxy using any other
* form of authentication, this is the original client's {@link AuthenticationDataSource}.
*
*/
AuthenticationDataSource clientAuthenticationDataSource;
}