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package org.springframework.social.oauth1;
/**
* A OAuth 1.0 request token that has been authorized by the user.
* Constructed after the user grants the consumer application access to their data hosted at the service provider.
* This is typically achieved by the user clicking "Allow" over at the provider's site.
* The service provider returns a Verifier string in the authorization callback that must also be submitted in the access token request.
* @author Keith Donald
*/
public class AuthorizedRequestToken {
private final OAuthToken requestToken;
private final String verifier;
/**
* Creates an authorized request token.
* @param requestToken the request token object
* @param verifier the token verifier
*/
public AuthorizedRequestToken(OAuthToken requestToken, String verifier) {
this.requestToken = requestToken;
this.verifier = verifier;
}
/**
* The request token value.
* @return the token's value
*/
public String getValue() {
return requestToken.getValue();
}
/**
* The request token secret.
* @return the token's secret
*/
public String getSecret() {
return requestToken.getSecret();
}
/**
* The verifier string generated by the provider.
* @return The verifier string generated by the provider.
*/
public String getVerifier() {
return verifier;
}
}