Authenticate (WebLogic Server 10.3 API Reference)

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weblogic.security.auth
Class Authenticate

java.lang.Object
  weblogic.security.auth.Authenticate

public final class Authenticate
extends Object
extends Object

Authenticate a user and add Principals to the Subject.

Constructor Summary
`Authenticate()`

Method Summary
`static void`	`authenticate(Environment env, Subject subject)` Execute a WebLogic Server client login using the supplied environment parameters; will populate the Subject with the appropriate Principals.
`static void`	`logout(Subject subject)` Remove Principals and credentials from the passed in Subject, effectively logging the user out.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
`clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

Constructor Detail

Authenticate

public Authenticate()

Method Detail

authenticate

public static void authenticate(Environment env,
                                Subject subject)
                         throws LoginException,
                                IOException,
                                RemoteException

Execute a WebLogic Server client login using the supplied environment parameters; will populate the Subject with the appropriate Principals.

The authenticate() method is intended for use by fat clients to perform server-side authentication. Calling authenticate() via an RMI call from a client invokes server-side authentication, which then returns that Subject over RMI.

If you are writing a custom LoginModule that you want to interact with WebLogic Server authentication, this is the method to call from within that LoginModule.

Throws:: LoginException; IOException; RemoteException

logout

public static void logout(Subject subject)
                   throws LoginException,
                          IOException,
                          RemoteException

Remove Principals and credentials from the passed in Subject, effectively logging the user out.

Throws:: LoginException; IOException; RemoteException