
org.webbitserver.handler.authentication.PasswordAuthenticator Maven / Gradle / Ivy
package org.webbitserver.handler.authentication;
import org.webbitserver.HttpRequest;
import java.util.concurrent.Executor;
/**
* Provided to BasicAuthenticationHandler to verify the supplied username and password are valid.
*
* Implementations should check username/password are valid and call
* ResultCallback.success() or ResultCallback.failure(). One of these methods must called - once and only once.
*
* If the result cannot be obtained automatically, the code should not block (as this will block the entire server).
* Instead, the work should be offloaded to another thread/process, and the ResultCallback methods should be invoked
* using the handlerExecutor when done.
*
* For simple cases, use InMemoryPasswords.
*
* See samples.authentication.SimplePasswordsExample in the src/tests directory for a really basic usage. To implement
* a custom authenticator that performs background IO, see samples.authentication.AsyncPasswordsExample.
*
* @see BasicAuthenticationHandler
* @see InMemoryPasswords
*/
public interface PasswordAuthenticator {
void authenticate(HttpRequest request, String username, String password, ResultCallback callback, Executor handlerExecutor);
interface ResultCallback {
void success();
void failure();
}
}
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