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package sun.net.www.protocol.http;

import java.net.Authenticator.RequestorType;
import java.net.InetAddress;
import java.net.URL;

Used in HTTP/Negotiate, to feed HTTP request info into JGSS as a HttpCaller, so that special actions can be taken, including special callback handler, special useSubjectCredsOnly value. This is an immutable class. It can be instantiated in two styles; 1. Un-schemed: Create at the beginning before the preferred scheme is determined. This object can be fed into AuthenticationHeader to check for the preference. 2. Schemed: With the scheme field filled, can be used in JGSS-API calls.
/** * Used in HTTP/Negotiate, to feed HTTP request info into JGSS as a HttpCaller, * so that special actions can be taken, including special callback handler, * special useSubjectCredsOnly value. * * This is an immutable class. It can be instantiated in two styles; * * 1. Un-schemed: Create at the beginning before the preferred scheme is * determined. This object can be fed into AuthenticationHeader to check * for the preference. * * 2. Schemed: With the scheme field filled, can be used in JGSS-API calls. */
final public class HttpCallerInfo { // All info that an Authenticator needs. final public URL url; final public String host, protocol, prompt, scheme; final public int port; final public InetAddress addr; final public RequestorType authType;
Create a schemed object based on an un-schemed one.
/** * Create a schemed object based on an un-schemed one. */
public HttpCallerInfo(HttpCallerInfo old, String scheme) { this.url = old.url; this.host = old.host; this.protocol = old.protocol; this.prompt = old.prompt; this.port = old.port; this.addr = old.addr; this.authType = old.authType; this.scheme = scheme; }
Constructor an un-schemed object for site access.
/** * Constructor an un-schemed object for site access. */
public HttpCallerInfo(URL url) { this.url= url; prompt = ""; host = url.getHost(); int p = url.getPort(); if (p == -1) { port = url.getDefaultPort(); } else { port = p; } InetAddress ia; try { ia = InetAddress.getByName(url.getHost()); } catch (Exception e) { ia = null; } addr = ia; protocol = url.getProtocol(); authType = RequestorType.SERVER; scheme = ""; }
Constructor an un-schemed object for proxy access.
/** * Constructor an un-schemed object for proxy access. */
public HttpCallerInfo(URL url, String host, int port) { this.url= url; this.host = host; this.port = port; prompt = ""; addr = null; protocol = url.getProtocol(); authType = RequestorType.PROXY; scheme = ""; } }