Interface IdentityTypeDefinition


  • public interface IdentityTypeDefinition
    Implementation defined identity type. Currently it is stateless, but IdentityType wraps configuration which in future can be used to convert also this interface to be stateful and so configurable.
    Author:
    K. Benedyczak
    • Method Detail

      • getId

        String getId()
        Returns:
        type id
      • getDefaultDescriptionKey

        String getDefaultDescriptionKey()
        Returns:
        identity type default description
      • isDynamic

        boolean isDynamic()
        Returns:
        if true then the identity type is dynamic, and can not be created manually. Dynamic identities are created automatically.
      • isRemovable

        boolean isRemovable()
        Returns:
        false is returned only for dynamic identities, which can not be removed manually. This happens for volatile identities, for instance session-scoped. Those identities can be only reset, i.e. all instances of its type can be removed.
      • isTargeted

        boolean isTargeted()
        Returns:
        if true then identities of this type are targeted, i.e. can have a different value for each and every receiver (target). This implies that the authentication realm and target are mandatory parameters for the methods as e.g. the getComparableValue(String, String, String).
      • isEmailVerifiable

        boolean isEmailVerifiable()
        Returns:
        if true then identities of this type can be confirmed.
      • isExpired

        boolean isExpired​(Identity identity)
        Checks if the identity is expired.
        Parameters:
        identity - to be checked
        Returns:
        true if expired, false otherwise
      • getComparableValue

        String getComparableValue​(String from,
                                  String realm,
                                  String target)
        Comparable value must be guaranteed to be unique for the type, i.e. if two values are the same (case sensitive), then the identities represent the same principal.
        Parameters:
        from - mandatory raw identity value
        realm - realm value, can be null
        target - target for which the identity is going to be used, can be null
        Returns:
        comparable value of the string
      • toPrettyString

        String toPrettyString​(IdentityParam from)
        Similar to #toString(), but allows for less verbose and more user-friendly output.
      • toPrettyStringNoPrefix

        String toPrettyStringNoPrefix​(IdentityParam from)
        Similar to #toPrettyString(), but doesn't return id type prefix.
      • toHumanFriendlyString

        String toHumanFriendlyString​(MessageSource msg,
                                     IdentityParam from)
        Returns:
        string representation which is most useful for end-user. Note that this representation may even hide the actual value if it is considered cryptic.
      • getHumanFriendlyName

        String getHumanFriendlyName​(MessageSource msg)
        Returns:
        Name of the type which can be presented to end user.
      • getHumanFriendlyDescription

        String getHumanFriendlyDescription​(MessageSource msg)
        Returns:
        Description of the type which can be presented to end user.
      • createNewIdentity

        Identity createNewIdentity​(String realm,
                                   String target,
                                   long entityId)
        Tries to create a new identity. Can be called only for types which report themself as dynamic.
        Parameters:
        realm - authentication realm identifier or null if no realm is defined
        target - null or the receiver of the created identity
        entityId - entityId to be set in the returned identity
        Returns:
        newly generated identity
        Throws:
        IllegalStateException - if the creation failed: typically when used on a static type.