javax.security.auth.message

Interface MessagePolicy.Target

Contents
  • Enclosing class:
    MessagePolicy

    public static interface MessagePolicy.Target
    This interface is used to represent and perform message targeting. Targets are used by message authentication modules to operate on the corresponding content within messages.

    The internal state of a Target indicates whether it applies to the request or response message of a MessageInfo and to which components it applies within the identified message.

    • Method Detail

      • get

        Object get(MessageInfo messageInfo)
        Get the Object identified by the Target from the MessageInfo.
        Parameters:
        messageInfo - The MessageInfo containing the request or response message from which the target is to be obtained.
        Returns:
        An Object representing the target, or null when the target could not be found in the MessageInfo.

      • remove

        void remove(MessageInfo messageInfo)
        Remove the Object identified by the Target from the MessageInfo.
        Parameters:
        messageInfo - The MessageInfo containing the request or response message from which the target is to be removed.

      • put

        void put(MessageInfo messageInfo,
         Object data)
        Put the Object into the MessageInfo at the location identified by the target.
        Parameters:
        messageInfo - The MessageInfo containing the request or response message into which the object is to be put.

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