Class JWTSAuthentication<A extends JWTClaimsSet>
- Type Parameters:
A
- the JWT claims set type
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Authentication
,TokenAuthentication
A token authentication that uses the compact representation of a JWTS as token value.
The authentication is considered authenticated when the underlying JWT is valid and is not using the NoAlgorithm.NONE
algorithm.
- Since:
- 1.5
- Author:
- Jeremy Kuhn
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionJWTSAuthentication
(JWS<A> jwt) Creates a JWTS authentication with the specified JWT.Creates a denied JWTS authentication with the specified security error. -
Method Summary
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
Methods inherited from interface io.inverno.mod.security.authentication.Authentication
isAnonymous
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Constructor Details
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JWTSAuthentication
Creates a JWTS authentication with the specified JWT.
- Parameters:
jwt
- a JWTS
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JWTSAuthentication
Creates a denied JWTS authentication with the specified security error.
- Parameters:
cause
- a security error or null
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Method Details
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getJwt
Returns the JWTS.
- Returns:
- a JWTS or null if unauthenticated
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getJWTClaimsSet
Returns the JWT claims set.
- Returns:
- the JWT claims set or null if unauthenticated
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getToken
Returns the JWTS compact representation.
- Specified by:
getToken
in interfaceTokenAuthentication
- Returns:
- the JWTS compact representation or null if unauthenticated
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isAuthenticated
public boolean isAuthenticated()Description copied from interface:Authentication
Determine whether the authentication is authenticated.
A non-authenticated authentication might indicates that no authentication took place (i.e. anonymous access) or that the authentication failed. In case of a failed authentication, the cause is exposed by
Authentication.getCause()
.- Specified by:
isAuthenticated
in interfaceAuthentication
- Returns:
- true if the the authentication is authenticated, false otherwise
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getCause
Description copied from interface:Authentication
Returns the cause of a failed authentication.
A non-authenticated authentication with no cause indicates that no authentication took place (i.e. anonymous access).
A non-authenticated authentication with a cause indicates a failed authentication.
- Specified by:
getCause
in interfaceAuthentication
- Returns:
- an optional returning the cause of the failed authentication, or an empty optional if there was no authentication or if the authentication was successful
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