org.mozilla.jss.util
Class NullPasswordCallback
java.lang.Object
|
+--org.mozilla.jss.util.NullPasswordCallback
- public class NullPasswordCallback
- extends java.lang.Object
- implements PasswordCallback
A PasswordCallback that immediately gives up. This should be used
when a user is not available to enter a password. Any operations
that require a password will fail if this is used, unless the token
has already been logged in manually.
- See Also:
CryptoToken.login(org.mozilla.jss.util.PasswordCallback)
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals,
getClass,
hashCode,
notify,
notifyAll,
toString,
wait,
wait,
wait |
NullPasswordCallback
public NullPasswordCallback()
getPasswordFirstAttempt
public Password getPasswordFirstAttempt(PasswordCallbackInfo info)
throws PasswordCallback.GiveUpException
- Description copied from interface: PasswordCallback
- Supplies a password. This is called on the first attempt; if it
returns the wrong password,
getPasswordAgain
will
be called on subsequent attempts.
- Specified by:
- getPasswordFirstAttempt in interface PasswordCallback
- Tags copied from interface: PasswordCallback
- Parameters:
info
- Information about the token that is being logged into.- Returns:
- The password. This password object is owned by and will
be cleared by the caller.
- Throws:
- PasswordCallback.GiveUpException - If the callback does not want to supply
a password.
getPasswordAgain
public Password getPasswordAgain(PasswordCallbackInfo info)
throws PasswordCallback.GiveUpException
- Description copied from interface: PasswordCallback
- Tries supplying a password again. This callback will be called if
the first callback returned an invalid password. It will be called
repeatedly until it returns a correct password, or it gives up by
throwing a
GiveUpException
.
- Specified by:
- getPasswordAgain in interface PasswordCallback
- Tags copied from interface: PasswordCallback
- Parameters:
info
- Information about the token that is being logged into.- Throws:
- PasswordCallback.GiveUpException - If the callback does not want to supply
a password. This may often be the case if the first attempt failed.