i-Planet Administration Guide

Sample Files

Each authentication module must have a corresponding module.properties file.The following sample files show the form and content of the .properties file and samples of the code.

Examples

There are two examples of .properties and Java code files.

Sample `.properties` File 1

Missing Cross Reference Target is a sample .properties file.

SCREEN

TEXT This is a sample login page

TOKEN First Name

TOKEN Last Name
TOKEN Favorite Car

PASSWORD Favorite Car's password



SCREEN
TIMEOUT 200

TEXT   The all password page

PASSWORD password 1

PASSWORD password 2

PASSWORD password 3

PASSWORD password 4



SCREEN

TEXT 3rd page

TOKEN Enter anything

TOKEN This will be your userID

Sample Java Module 1

Missing Cross Reference Target is the sample code for MySampleLogin.java.

package com.sun.login.sample;

import java.util.*;
import com.sun.authd.*;

public class MySampleLogin extends Login {

    private String userTokenId;

    public MySampleLogin() throws LoginException{
        System.out.println("MySampleLogin()");
    }

    public void init() throws LoginException {
        System.out.println("MySampleLogin initialization");
    }

    public void validate() throws LoginException {
        System.out.println("SampleLoginModule validate()");
			// get the current login page

			int login_page = getCurrentState();

			// print out all the tokens and passwords the user entered

			String[]tokens = getAllTokens();
			for (int i = 0; i < tokens.length; i++) {
            System.out.println(i + "->" + " " + tokens[i]);
			}

			if (login_page == 2) {
	   			 userTokenId = new String(getToken(1));
			}
            
	}
	public String getUserTokenId() {
        return new String(userTokenId);
	}
	public String getDescription() {
			return "My Sample Login Module";
	}
}

Sample `.properties` File 2

You can also find the following sample file SampleLoginModule.properties in /opt/SUNWstnr/sample/auth/com/sun/login/sample, where /opt is the directory in which it is installed by default. Missing Cross Reference Target shows a sample .properties file.

SCREEN

TEXT This is a sample login page

TOKEN First Name

TOKEN Last Name
SCREEN

TIMEOUT 30



TEXT   You made it to page 2

PASSWORD Enter any password
SCREEN



TIMEOUT 60

TEXT You made it past the first page

TOKEN Enter <REPLACE>'s favorite car

PASSWORD Enter <REPLACE>'s favorite color



SCREEN

TEXT 4th page

PASSWORD who cares

TOKEN anything here

Sample Java Module 2

You can also find the following sample in a file named SampleLoginModule.java in /opt/SUNWstnr/sample/auth/com/sun/login/sample, where /opt is the directory in which it is installed by default.Missing Cross Reference Target shows a sample Java module

package com.sun.login.sample;

import java.util.*;
import com.sun.authd.*;

public class SampleLoginModule extends Login {

	private String userTokenId;
	private String firstName;
	private String lastName;

	public SampleLoginModule() throws LoginException{
			System.out.println("SampleLoginModule()");
	}

	public void init() throws LoginException {
			System.out.println("SampleLoginModule initialization");
	} 

	public void validate() throws LoginException {

			int currentState = getCurrentState();
			if (currentState == 1) {
				firstName = getToken(1);
				lastName = getToken(2);
				if (firstName.equals("") || lastName.equals("")) {
						throw new LoginException("Sample failed names must not be\

empty");
			}
			return;
	}
	else if (currentState == 2) {
			String pass = getToken(1);
			System.out.println("Replace Text first: " + firstName + " last: "\

+ lastName);
			setReplaceText(1, firstName);
			setReplaceText(2, lastName);
			return;
			}

	else if (currentState == 3) {
			String[] tokens = getAllTokens();
			for (int i=0; i<getNumberOfTokens(); i++) {
				System.out.println("Token-> " + tokens[i]);	    }
			return;
	}
	else if (currentState == 4) {
			String[] tokens = getAllTokensForState(1);
			for (int i=0; i<getNumberOfTokensForState(1); i++) {
				System.out.println("Token-> " + tokens[i]);
			}
	}

			userTokenId = firstName;
	 }

	public String getUserTokenId() {
			return userTokenId;
    }

}