Package org.eclipse.remote.core

Interface IUserAuthenticatorService

All Superinterfaces:

IRemoteConnection.Service

public interface IUserAuthenticatorService
extends IRemoteConnection.Service

Allow clients to provide their own user interface for connection authentication.

Since:

2.0

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface org.eclipse.remote.core.IRemoteConnection.Service

IRemoteConnection.Service.Factory

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
static int	CANCEL	ID for a "Cancel" response (value 1).
static int	ERROR	Constant for an error prompt (value 1).
static int	INFORMATION	Constant for an information prompt (value 2).
static int	NO	ID for a "No" response (value 3).
static int	NONE	Constant for a prompt with no type (value 0).
static int	OK	ID for an "Ok" response (value 0).
static int	QUESTION	Constant for a question prompt (value 3).
static int	WARNING	Constant for a warning dialog (value 4).
static int	YES	ID for a "Yes" response (value 2).

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
int	prompt(int promptType, String title, String message, int[] promptResponses, int defaultResponseIndex)	Prompts for additional information regarding this authentication request.
PasswordAuthentication	prompt(String username, String message)	Authenticates the user for access.
String[]	prompt(String destination, String name, String message, String[] prompt, boolean[] echo)	Prompts the user for a number values using text fields.

Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.remote.core.IRemoteConnection.Service

getRemoteConnection

Field Detail

OK

static final int OK

ID for an "Ok" response (value 0).

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CANCEL

static final int CANCEL

ID for a "Cancel" response (value 1).

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YES

static final int YES

ID for a "Yes" response (value 2).

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NO

static final int NO

ID for a "No" response (value 3).

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NONE

static final int NONE

Constant for a prompt with no type (value 0).

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ERROR

static final int ERROR

Constant for an error prompt (value 1).

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INFORMATION

static final int INFORMATION

Constant for an information prompt (value 2).

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QUESTION

static final int QUESTION

Constant for a question prompt (value 3).

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WARNING

static final int WARNING

Constant for a warning dialog (value 4).

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Method Detail

prompt

PasswordAuthentication prompt(String username,
                              String message)

Authenticates the user for access. The obtained values for user name and password will be placed into returned object. Implementors are allowed to save user names and passwords. The user should be prompted for user name and password if there is no saved one.

Parameters:

username - The initial username, or null if there is no initial username

message - An optional message to display if, e.g., previous authentication failed.

prompt

String[] prompt(String destination,
                String name,
                String message,
                String[] prompt,
                boolean[] echo)

Prompts the user for a number values using text fields. The labels are provided in the prompt array. Implementors will return the entered values, or null if the user cancels the prompt.

Parameters:

destination - the destination in the format like username@hostname:port

name - a name for this dialog

message - the message to be displayed to the user

prompt - labels for each of the text fields.

echo - an array to show which fields are secret

Returns:

the entered values, or null if the user canceled.

prompt

int prompt(int promptType,
           String title,
           String message,
           int[] promptResponses,
           int defaultResponseIndex)

Prompts for additional information regarding this authentication request. A default implementation of this method should return the defaultResponse, whereas alternate implementations could prompt the user with a dialog.

Parameters:

promptType - one of the following values:

• NONE for a unspecified prompt type
• ERROR for an error prompt
• INFORMATION for an information prompt
• QUESTION for a question prompt
• WARNING for a warning prompt

title - the prompt title that could be displayed to the user

message - the message to display to the user

promptResponses - the possible responses to the prompt (e.g. corresponding to buttons on a dialog)

defaultResponseIndex - the default response to the prompt

Returns:

the response to the prompt