com.sap.security.api.logon
Interface IAuthScheme
public interface IAuthScheme
Interface that represents the authentication scheme object.
- See Also:
ILogonFrontend
getName
String getName()
- Gets the name of the authscheme.
- Returns:
- name of the authentication scheme
getPriority
int getPriority()
- Gets the priority of an authscheme. Allowed are all numerical values.
It is recommended that the default authentication scheme has priority 0.
- Returns:
- priority of the authentication scheme.
getModules
AppConfigurationEntry[] getModules()
- Deprecated. Use getAuthenticationTemplate instead to get the name of
the authentication template which contains the login
modules that are processed for logon.
- Gets the authentication modules in the order of their priority.
- Returns:
- array of authentication module entries.
getAuthenticationTemplate
String getAuthenticationTemplate()
- Returns:
- returns the authentication template that corresponds
to this authscheme.
getLogonFrontend
ILogonFrontend getLogonFrontend()
- Gets the logon frontend information that comes with this authscheme
- Returns:
- a reference to a ILogonFrontend object
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