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package javax.security.enterprise.authentication.mechanism.http;

import static java.lang.annotation.ElementType.TYPE;
import static java.lang.annotation.RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME;

import java.lang.annotation.Inherited;
import java.lang.annotation.Retention;
import java.lang.annotation.Target;

import javax.el.ELProcessor;
import javax.enterprise.util.Nonbinding;
import javax.interceptor.InterceptorBinding;
import javax.security.enterprise.identitystore.IdentityStore;
import javax.security.enterprise.identitystore.RememberMeIdentityStore;
import javax.servlet.http.Cookie;

/**
 * The RememberMe annotation provides an application the ability to declaratively designate
 * that an authentication mechanism effectively "remembers" the authentication and auto
 * applies this with every request.
 *
 * 

* For the remember me function the credentials provided by the caller are exchanged for a (long-lived) token * which is send to the user as the value of a cookie, in a similar way to how the HTTP session ID is send. * It should be realized that this token effectively becomes the credential to establish the caller's * identity within the application and care should be taken to handle and store the token securely. E.g. * by using this feature with a secure transport (SSL/HTTPS), storing a strong hash instead of the actual * token, and implementing an expiration policy. * *

* The token is vended by a special purpose {@link IdentityStore}-like artifact; an implementation of the * {@link RememberMeIdentityStore}. * *

* This support is provided via an implementation of an interceptor spec interceptor that conducts the * necessary logic. * *

* Example: * *

 * 
 *     {@literal @}RequestScoped
 *     {@literal @}RememberMe
 *     public class CustomAuthenticationMechanism implements HttpAuthenticationMechanism {
 *         // ...
 *     }
 * 
 * 
* *

* Jakarta Expression Language expressions in attributes of type String are evaluated for every request requiring * authentication. Both immediate and deferred syntax is supported, but effectively the semantics * are always deferred. * *

* Note: this facility DOES NOT constitute any kind of "session management" system, but instead * represents a special purpose authentication mechanism using a long-lived token, that is vended and validated by the * {@link RememberMeIdentityStore}. * */ @Inherited @InterceptorBinding @Retention(RUNTIME) @Target(TYPE) public @interface RememberMe { /** * Max age in seconds for the remember me cookie. * Defaults to one day. * * @see Cookie#setMaxAge(int) * * @return Max age in seconds * */ @Nonbinding int cookieMaxAgeSeconds() default 86400; // 1 day /** * Jakarta Expression Language expression variant of cookieMaxAgeSeconds(). The expression needs to * evaluate to an integer outcome. All named CDI beans are available to the expression as well as default classes as * specified by Jakarta Expression Language 3.0 for the {@link ELProcessor} and the implicit objects "self" which refers * to the interceptor target and "httpMessageContext" which refers to the current {@link HttpMessageContext}. If both * this attribute and cookieMaxAgeSeconds() are specified, this attribute takes precedence. * * @return an expression evaluating to an integer designating the max age in seconds for the remember me cookie. */ @Nonbinding String cookieMaxAgeSecondsExpression() default ""; /** * Flag to indicate that the remember me cookie should only be * sent using a secure protocol (e.g. HTTPS or SSL). * * @see Cookie#setSecure(boolean) * * @return true if the cookie should be sent using a secure protocol only * false for any protocol. */ @Nonbinding boolean cookieSecureOnly() default true; /** * Jakarta Expression Language expression variant of cookieSecureOnly(). The expression needs to evaluate * to a boolean outcome. All named CDI beans are available to the expression as well as default classes as specified by * Jakarta Expression Language 3.0 for the {@link ELProcessor} and the implicit objects "self" which refers to the * interceptor target and "httpMessageContext" which refers to the current {@link HttpMessageContext}. If both this * attribute and cookieSecureOnly() are specified, this attribute takes precedence. * * @return an expression evaluating to an integer designating the max age in seconds for the remember me cookie. */ @Nonbinding String cookieSecureOnlyExpression() default ""; /** * Flag to indicate that the remember me cookie should not be exposed to * client-side scripting code, and should only be sent with HTTP requests. * * @see Cookie#setHttpOnly(boolean) * * @return true if the cookie should be sent only with HTTP requests * (and not be made available to client-side scripting code), false otherwise. */ @Nonbinding boolean cookieHttpOnly() default true; /** * Jakarta Expression Language expression variant of cookieHttpOnly(). The expression needs to evaluate to * a boolean outcome. All named CDI beans are available to the expression as well as default classes as specified by * Jakarta Expression Language 3.0 for the {@link ELProcessor} and the implicit objects "self" which refers to the * interceptor target and "httpMessageContext" which refers to the current {@link HttpMessageContext}. If both this * attribute and cookieHttpOnly() are specified, this attribute takes precedence. * * @return an expression evaluating to true if the cookie should be sent only with HTTP requests , false otherwise. */ @Nonbinding String cookieHttpOnlyExpression() default ""; /** * Name of the remember me cookie. * * @see Cookie#getName() * * @return The name of the cookie */ @Nonbinding String cookieName() default "JREMEMBERMEID"; /** * Flag to determine if remember me should be used. * * @return Flag to determine if remember me should be used */ @Nonbinding boolean isRememberMe() default true; /** * Jakarta Expression Language expression to determine if remember me should be used. This is evaluated for every * request requiring authentication. The expression needs to evaluate to a boolean outcome. All named CDI beans are * available to the expression as well as default classes as specified by Jakarta Expression Language 3.0 for the * {@link ELProcessor} and the implicit objects "self" which refers to the interceptor target and "httpMessageContext" * which refers to the current {@link HttpMessageContext}. * * @return Jakarta Expression Language expression to determine if remember me should be used * */ @Nonbinding String isRememberMeExpression() default ""; }





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