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**vngx-jsch** (beta) is an updated version of the popular JSch SSH library written in pure Java. It has been updated to Java 6 with all the latest language features and improved code clarity.

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 * Copyright (c) 2002-2010 Atsuhiko Yamanaka, JCraft,Inc.  All rights reserved.
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package org.vngx.jsch;

/**
 * 

An interface defining an API for a user interface to retrieve user input * and display messages. Implementations should take care to provide the best * security practices when dealing with passwords and passphrases. Prompts * should mask any sensitive input data and ensure the values are stored safely. *

* * @author Atsuhiko Yamanaka * @author Michael Laudati */ public interface UserInfo { /** *

Returns the passphrase provided by the user after a successful call to * {@link #promptPassphrase(java.lang.String)}. Implementations should * take care to mask the passphrase characters to prevent an eavesdropper * from viewing sensitive credentials. A {@code null} return value * indicates the user declined to enter a passphrase.

* * @return passphrase entered by user or null if none provided */ String getPassphrase(); // TODO Consider returning byte[] /** *

Returns the password provided by the user after a successful call to * {@link #promptPassword(java.lang.String)}. Implementations should * take care to mask the password characters to prevent an eavesdropper * from viewing sensitive credentials. A {@code null} return value * indicates the user declined to enter a password.

* * @return password entered by user or null if none provided */ String getPassword(); // TODO Consider returning byte[] /** *

Prompts the user with the specified {@code message} to enter a * password. The password should be stored in such a way that it can be * retrieved with {@link #getPassword()}. Implementations should honor * best security practices by masking the password input. The method should * return {@code true} if the user successfully provided a password; if the * user cancels/declines the password prompt, then {@code false} should be * returned.

* * @param message to display when prompting user for password * @return {@code true} if user entered password, {@code false} if user * canceled/declined password prompt */ boolean promptPassword(String message); /** *

Prompts the user with the specified {@code message} to enter a * passphrase. The passphrase should be stored in such a way that it can be * retrieved with {@link #getPassphrase()}. Implementations should honor * best security practices by masking the passphrase input. The method should * return {@code true} if the user successfully provided a passphrase; if * the user cancels/declines the passphrase prompt, then {@code false} * should be returned.

* * @param message to display when prompting user for passphrase * @return {@code true} if user entered passphrase, {@code false} if user * canceled/declined passphrase prompt */ boolean promptPassphrase(String message); /** *

Prompts the user with the specified {@code message} and allows for a * yes ({@code true}) or no ({@code false}) response.

* * @param message to display * @return {@code true} if user selected yes */ boolean promptYesNo(String message); /** *

Displays the specified {@code message} to the user.

* * @param message to display */ void showMessage(String message); }




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