com.vmware.vapi.saml

Class ValidatableTokenFactory

java.lang.Object

com.vmware.vapi.saml.ValidatableTokenFactory

public final class ValidatableTokenFactory
extends Object

Factory providing methods for token operations. Not thread safe.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ValidatableTokenFactory()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ValidatableSamlToken	parseValidatableToken(Element tokenRoot) Create a ValidatableSamlToken object from DOM Element, performing syntactic and semantical validation of the XML tree.
ValidatableSamlTokenEx	parseValidatableTokenEx(Element tokenRoot) Create a ValidatableSamlToken object from DOM Element, performing syntactic and semantical validation of the XML tree.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ValidatableTokenFactory

public ValidatableTokenFactory()

Method Detail

parseValidatableToken

public ValidatableSamlToken parseValidatableToken(Element tokenRoot)
                                           throws InvalidTokenException

Create a ValidatableSamlToken object from DOM Element, performing syntactic and semantical validation of the XML tree. Note that signature validation will not be performed.

The token will retain a copy of the original element (not the element itself).

Parameters:

tokenRoot - The root element of the subtree containing the SAML token.

Returns:

The parsed and validated Token object

Throws:

InvalidTokenException - Indicates syntactic (e.g. contains invalid elements or missing required elements) or semantic (e.g. subject name in unknown format) error, expired or not yet valid token.

parseValidatableTokenEx

public ValidatableSamlTokenEx parseValidatableTokenEx(Element tokenRoot)
                                               throws InvalidTokenException

Create a ValidatableSamlToken object from DOM Element, performing syntactic and semantical validation of the XML tree. Note that signature validation will not be performed.

The token will retain a copy of the original element (not the element itself).

Parameters:

tokenRoot - The root element of the subtree containing the SAML token.

Returns:

The parsed and validated Token object

Throws:

InvalidTokenException - Indicates syntactic (e.g. contains invalid elements or missing required elements) or semantic (e.g. subject name in unknown format) error, expired or not yet valid token.