weblogic.management.security.credentials
Interface UserPasswordCredentialMapEditorMBean

All Superinterfaces:

ListerMBean, UserPasswordCredentialMapReaderMBean

All Known Subinterfaces:

DefaultCredentialMapperMBean

public interface UserPasswordCredentialMapEditorMBean
extends UserPasswordCredentialMapReaderMBean

Provides a set of methods for creating, editing, and removing a credential map that matches WebLogic users to remote usernames and their corresponding passwords. A Credential Mapping-provider MBean can optionally extend this MBean. The WebLogic Server Administration Console detects when a Credential Mapping provider extends this MBean and automatically provides a GUI for using these methods.

Deprecation of MBeanHome and Type-Safe Interfaces

In addition to being used as a base class that provides functionality to security provider MBeans, JMX applications can use this class directly as a type-safe interface. When used as a type-safe interface, a JMX application imports this class and accesses it through weblogic.management.MBeanHome. As of 9.0, the MBeanHome interface and all type-safe interfaces for WebLogic Server MBeans are deprecated. Instead, JMX applications that interact with WebLogic Server MBeans should use standard JMX design patterns in which clients use the javax.management.MBeanServerConnection interface to discover MBeans, attributes, and attribute types at runtime.

setUserPasswordCredential

void setUserPasswordCredential(String resourceId,
                               String remoteUserName,
                               String remotePassword)

Sets a remote user-password credential for the specified resource. If a new new username is specified, this method creates a new user-password credential. If you specify an existing username, this method replaces the user's password.

Parameters:

resourceId - - The resource for which the credential is created.

remoteUserName - - The username for the credential.

remotePassword - - The password for the credential.

setUserPasswordCredentialMapping

void setUserPasswordCredentialMapping(String resourceId,
                                      String wlsUserName,
                                      String remoteUserName)
                                      throws NotFoundException

Creates a mapping from a webLogic username to a remote username-password credential for the specified resource. The credential for the remoteusername for the specified resource should be created before this mapping is created.

Parameters:

resourceId - - The resource for which the credential mapping is created.

wlsUserName - - The user name of the webLogic user.

remoteUserName - - The name of remote user the mapping is being created for.

Throws:

NotFoundException - thrown when the user-password credentail is not created before the mapping is created.

removeUserPasswordCredential

void removeUserPasswordCredential(String resourceId,
                                  String remoteUserName)
                                  throws NotFoundException

Removes the credential that is created on the specified resource and remote username. If you created a credential map that specifies this username, the map becomes invalid. Users must remove any credential mappings created for the credential and the specified resource before removing the credential.

Parameters:

resourceId - - The resource for which the credential is to be removed.

remoteUserName - - The name of remote user.

Throws:

NotFoundException - thrown in the credential is not found.

removeUserPasswordCredentialMapping

void removeUserPasswordCredentialMapping(String resourceId,
                                         String wlsUserName)
                                         throws NotFoundException

Removes the mapping from a webLogic username to a remote username-password credential for the specified resource.

Parameters:

resourceId - - The resource for which the credential mapping is removed.

wlsUserName - - The user name of the webLogic user.

Throws:

NotFoundException - thrown of the mapping does not exist.