com.oracle.bmc.auth.internal

Class FileBasedKeySupplier

java.lang.Object

com.oracle.bmc.auth.internal.FileBasedKeySupplier

All Implemented Interfaces:

SessionKeySupplier

public class FileBasedKeySupplier
extends Object
implements SessionKeySupplier

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
FileBasedKeySupplier(String privateKeyPath, String passphrasePath)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
KeyPair	getKeyPair() Returns the current RSA key pair.
void	refreshKeys() If the auth service-issued security token expires, the federation client will try to re-generate a new set of keys by calling this method.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

FileBasedKeySupplier

public FileBasedKeySupplier(String privateKeyPath,
                            String passphrasePath)

Method Detail

getKeyPair

public KeyPair getKeyPair()

Description copied from interface: SessionKeySupplier

Returns the current RSA key pair.

Specified by:

getKeyPair in interface SessionKeySupplier

Returns:

The RSA key pair.

refreshKeys

public void refreshKeys()

Description copied from interface: SessionKeySupplier

If the auth service-issued security token expires, the federation client will try to re-generate a new set of keys by calling this method. The implementer should create a new pair of keys for security reasons.

Refreshing keys should not be a long-running blocking call. You can refresh keys in an async thread and return from this method immediately. When the async process is done refreshing the keys, the client code will automatically pick up the latest set of keys and update the security token accordingly

Specified by:

refreshKeys in interface SessionKeySupplier