java.lang.Object | |
↳ | org.springframework.security.authentication.rcp.RemoteAuthenticationProvider |
Client-side object which queries a RemoteAuthenticationManager
to validate an authentication request.
A new Authentication
object is created by this class comprising the request Authentication
object's principal
, credentials
and the GrantedAuthority
[]s returned by the
RemoteAuthenticationManager
.
The RemoteAuthenticationManager
should not require any special username or password setting on
the remoting client proxy factory to execute the call. Instead the entire authentication request must be
encapsulated solely within the Authentication
request object. In practical terms this means the
RemoteAuthenticationManager
will not be protected by BASIC or any other HTTP-level
authentication.
If authentication fails, a RemoteAuthenticationException
will be thrown. This exception should
be caught and displayed to the user, enabling them to retry with alternative credentials etc.
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Performs authentication with the same contract as
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Returns
true if this AuthenticationProvider supports the indicated
Authentication object. |
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From class
java.lang.Object
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From interface
org.springframework.beans.factory.InitializingBean
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From interface
org.springframework.security.authentication.AuthenticationProvider
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Performs authentication with the same contract as authenticate(Authentication)
.
authentication | the authentication request object. |
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null
if the
AuthenticationProvider
is unable to support authentication of the passed
Authentication
object. In such a case, the next AuthenticationProvider
that
supports the presented Authentication
class will be tried.AuthenticationException |
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Returns true
if this AuthenticationProvider
supports the indicated
Authentication
object.
Returning true
does not guarantee an AuthenticationProvider
will be able to
authenticate the presented instance of the Authentication
class. It simply indicates it can support
closer evaluation of it. An AuthenticationProvider
can still return null
from the
authenticate(Authentication)
method to indicate another AuthenticationProvider
should be
tried.
Selection of an AuthenticationProvider
capable of performing authentication is
conducted at runtime the ProviderManager
.
true
if the implementation can more closely evaluate the Authentication
class
presented