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oracle.security.idaas.rest.provider.plugin
Interface SetHandleSpec
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public interface SetHandleSpec
Method Summary |
java.lang.Long |
getExpirationTSInSec()
If this expiration time stamp is not set or set to null, the Client App should discard the handle value upon an explicit user log out. |
java.lang.String |
getHandleValue()
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void |
setExpirationTSInSec(java.lang.Long ts)
If this expiration time stamp is not set or set to null, the Client App should discard the handle value upon an explicit user log out. |
void |
setHandleValue(java.lang.String s)
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KEY_HANDLE_VALUE
static final java.lang.String KEY_HANDLE_VALUE
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- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
KEY_EXPIRATION_TS
static final java.lang.String KEY_EXPIRATION_TS
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- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
KEY_ATTR_HANDLE_VALUE
static final DataMapAttrKeyConst<java.lang.String> KEY_ATTR_HANDLE_VALUE
KEY_ATTR_EXPIRATION_TS
static final DataMapAttrKeyConst<java.lang.Long> KEY_ATTR_EXPIRATION_TS
setHandleValue
void setHandleValue(java.lang.String s)
getHandleValue
java.lang.String getHandleValue()
setExpirationTSInSec
void setExpirationTSInSec(java.lang.Long ts)
- If this expiration time stamp is not set or set to null, the Client App should discard the handle value upon an explicit user log out.
If this expiration time stamp is set to a past time stamp, the Client App should remove the corresponding handle from storage.
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- Parameters:
ts
- the expiration time stamp measured in Seconds (NOT Millisecond) since Epoch
getExpirationTSInSec
java.lang.Long getExpirationTSInSec()
- If this expiration time stamp is not set or set to null, the Client App should discard the handle value upon an explicit user log out.
If this expiration time stamp is set to a past time stamp, the Client App should remove the corresponding handle from storage.
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- Returns:
- ts the expiration time stamp measured in Seconds (NOT Millisecond) since Epoch
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