weblogic.security.providers.authentication
Class SubjectComponentData

java.lang.Object
  weblogic.security.providers.authentication.SubjectComponentData

public final class SubjectComponentData
extends Object

SubjectComponentDataImpl implements SubjectComponentData, which is an immutable collection of subject components which may be used to create a Subject.

SubjectComponentData

public SubjectComponentData(String userName,
                            Set<String> groups,
                            Set<Principal> principals,
                            Set<Object> privateCredentials,
                            Set<Object> publicCredentials)

The Constructor.

NOTE THAT null given to any parameter is accepted and returned in the corresponding getter.

Parameters:

userName - Subject user name

groups - Subject group membership

principals - Additional subject principals, we assume Principal implementations are immutable.

privateCredentials - Subject private credentials, we assume credentials are immutable.

publicCredentials - Subject public credentials, we assume credentials are immutable.

getUserName

public String getUserName()

Determines the Subject username.

Returns:

The username, or null if none

getGroups

public Set<String> getGroups()

Determines the Subject group membership.

Returns:

The immutable set of groups, or null if none.

getPrincipals

public Set<Principal> getPrincipals()

Determines the Subject set of additional principals.

Returns:

The immutable set of principals, or null if none.

getPrivateCredentials

public Set<Object> getPrivateCredentials()

Determines the Subject set of private credentials.

Returns:

The immutable set of private credentials, or null if none.

getPublicCredentials

public Set<Object> getPublicCredentials()

Determines the Subject set of public credentials.

Returns:

The immutable set of public credentials, or null if none.

toString

public String toString()

Provides a string representation of the contained data.

Overrides:

toString in class Object

See Also:

Object.toString()