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 * $Id: MessagePolicy.java 6201 2012-03-21 10:28:10Z benoitf $
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 */
package javax.security.auth.message;

/**
 * This class defines a message authentication policy.
 *
 * 

* * A ClientAuthContext uses this class to communicate * (at module initialization time) request and response message protection * policies to its ClientAuthModule objects. * A ServerAuthContext uses this class to communicate * request and response message protection * policies to its ServerAuthModule objects. * * @version 1.0 * @see ClientAuthContext * @see ServerAuthContext * @see ClientAuthModule * @see ServerAuthModule */ public class MessagePolicy { /** * The array of target policies of the message policy. */ private TargetPolicy[] targetPolicies; /** * The mandatory status of the policy. True if the message policy is * required, False if it is optional. */ private boolean isMandatory; /** * Create a MessagePolicy instance with an array of target policies. * * @param targetPolicies an array of target policies. * * @param mandatory A boolean value indicating whether the MessagePolicy is * mandatory or optional. * * @exception IllegalArgumentException if the specified targetPolicies * is null. */ public MessagePolicy(TargetPolicy[] targetPolicies, boolean mandatory) { if (targetPolicies == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("targetPolicies argument cannot be null"); } this.targetPolicies = (TargetPolicy[]) targetPolicies.clone(); this.isMandatory = mandatory; } /** * Get the MessagePolicy modifier. * * @return A boolean indicating whether the MessagePolicy is * optional(false) or required(true). */ public boolean isMandatory() { return this.isMandatory; } /** * Get the target policies that comprise the authentication policy. * *

* * @return An array of target authentication policies, where each element * describes an authentication policy and the parts of the message to which * the authentication policy applies. This method returns null to indicate * that no security operations should be performed on the messages to which * the policy applies. This method never returns a zero-length array. * *

* * When this method returns an array of target policies, the * order of elements in the array represents the order that the * corresponding message transformations or validations described * by the target policies are to be performed by the authentication * module. */ public TargetPolicy[] getTargetPolicies() { return (TargetPolicy[]) this.targetPolicies.clone(); } /** * This class defines the message protection policies for specific Targets. * *

* * This class is used to associate a message protection policy with * targets within a message. Message targets are represented using * an implementation of the Target interface matched to the * message types in MessageInfo. The message protection policy is * identified by an implementation of the ProtectionPolicy * interface. * * @see ClientAuthModule * @see ServerAuthModule */ public static class TargetPolicy { /** * The targets associated to a protection policy. */ private Target[] targets; /** * The protection policy associated to the targets. */ private ProtectionPolicy policy; /** * Create a TargetPolicy instance with an array of Targets * and with a ProtectionPolicy. * * @param targets An array of Targets. This argument may be null. * * @param protectionPolicy The object that describes * the message authentication policy that applies to the * targets. * * @exception IllegalArgumentException if the specified targets * or protectionPolicy is null. */ public TargetPolicy(Target[] targets, ProtectionPolicy protectionPolicy) { if (protectionPolicy == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("protectionPolicy argument cannot be null"); } this.policy = protectionPolicy; if (targets == null || targets.length == 0) { this.targets = null; } else { this.targets = (Target[]) targets.clone(); } } /** * Get the array of layer-specific target descriptors that identify * the one or more message parts to which the specified message * protection policy applies. * * @return An array of Target that identify targets * within a message. This method returns null when the specified policy * applies to the whole message (excluding any metadata added to the * message to satisfy the policy). This method never returns a * zero-length array. */ public Target[] getTargets() { return (Target[]) this.targets; } /** * Get the ProtectionPolicy that applies to the targets. * * @return A ProtectionPolicy object that identifies the * message authentication requirements that apply to the * targets. */ public ProtectionPolicy getProtectionPolicy() { return this.policy; } } /** * This interface is used to represent and perform * message targeting. Targets are used by message authentication * modules to operate on the corresponding content within messages. * *

* * The internal state of a Target indicates whether it applies * to the request or response message of a MessageInfo and to which * components it applies within the identified message. */ public static interface Target { /** * Get the Object identified by the Target from the MessageInfo. * * @param messageInfo The MessageInfo containing the request or * response message from which the target is to be obtained. * * @return An Object representing the target, * or null when the target could not be found in the MessageInfo. */ public Object get(MessageInfo messageInfo); /** * Remove the Object identified by the Target from the MessageInfo. * * @param messageInfo The MessageInfo containing the request or * response message from which the target is to be removed. */ public void remove(MessageInfo messageInfo); /** * Put the Object into the MessageInfo at the location identified * by the target. * * @param messageInfo The MessageInfo containing the request or * response message into which the object is to be put. */ public void put(MessageInfo messageInfo, Object data); } /** * This interface is used to represent message authentication policy. * *

* * The internal state of a ProtectionPolicy object defines the * message authentication requirements to be applied to the associated * Target. */ public static interface ProtectionPolicy { /** * The identifier for a ProtectionPolicy that indicates that the * sending entity is to be authenticated. */ public static final String AUTHENTICATE_SENDER = "#authenticateSender"; /** * The identifier for a ProtectionPolicy that indicates that the * origin of data within the message is to be authenticated * (that is, the message is to be protected such that * its recipients can establish who defined the message * content). */ public static final String AUTHENTICATE_CONTENT = "#authenticateContent"; /** * The identifier for a ProtectionPolicy that indicates that the * message recipient is to be authenticated. */ public static final String AUTHENTICATE_RECIPIENT = "#authenticateRecipient"; /** * Get the ProtectionPolicy identifier. An identifier may represent * a conceptual protection policy (as is the case with the static * identifiers defined within this interface) or it may identify * a procedural policy expression or plan that may be more difficult * to categorize in terms of a conceptual identifier. * * @return A String containing a policy identifier. This interface * defines some policy identifier constants. * Configuration systems may define and employ other * policy identifiers values. */ public String getID(); } }





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