Package org.glassfish.jersey.server.oauth1

Interface OAuth1Token

  • All Known Implementing Classes:
    DefaultOAuth1Provider.Token
    public interface OAuth1Token
    Interface representing an OAuth token (i.e. access token or request token).
    Author:
    Martin Matula

    • Method Detail

      • getToken

        String getToken()
        Returns string representing the token.
        Returns:
        string representing the token

      • getSecret

        String getSecret()
        Returns the token secret.
        Returns:
        token secret

      • getConsumer

        OAuth1Consumer getConsumer()
        Returns consumer this token was issued for.
        Returns:
        consumer this token was issued for.

      • getAttributes

        MultivaluedMap<String,​String> getAttributes()
        Returns additional custom attributes associated with the token. If this is a request token, this should be a the same set or a defined subset of parameters that were passed to the OAuth1Provider.newRequestToken(String, String, java.util.Map) method that created this request token. If this is an access token, this is any application defined set that will included as form parameters in a response to accessToken request.
        Returns:
        immutable map of custom attributes

      • getPrincipal

        Principal getPrincipal()
        Returns a Principal object containing the name of the user the request containing this token is authorized to act on behalf of. When the oauth filter verifies the request with this token is properly authenticated, it injects this token into a security context which then delegates SecurityContext.getUserPrincipal() to this method.
        Returns:
        Principal corresponding to this token, or null if the token is not authorized

      • isInRole

        boolean isInRole​(String role)
        Returns a boolean indicating whether this token is authorized for the specified logical "role". When the oauth filter verifies the request with this token is properly authenticated, it injects this token into a security context which then delegates SecurityContext.isUserInRole(String) to this method.
        Parameters:
        role - a String specifying the name of the role
        Returns:
        a boolean indicating whether this token is authorized for a given role