Package com.logicaldoc.enterprise.security.twofactorsauth

Class AbstractSecondFactorAuthenticator

java.lang.Object

com.logicaldoc.enterprise.security.twofactorsauth.AbstractSecondFactorAuthenticator

All Implemented Interfaces:

SecondFactorAuthenticator

Direct Known Subclasses:

Duo, EmailAuthenticator, GoogleAuthenticator, YubiKey

public abstract class AbstractSecondFactorAuthenticator
extends Object
implements SecondFactorAuthenticator

A base for implementing other authenticators

Since:

7.7.3

Author:

Marco Meschieri - LogicalDOC

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
AbstractSecondFactorAuthenticator()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
String	generateKey(com.logicaldoc.core.security.user.User user)	A generic implementation that does do nothing.
boolean	isEnabledForUser(com.logicaldoc.core.security.user.User user)	Check if a user is enabler or not

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Methods inherited from interface com.logicaldoc.enterprise.security.twofactorsauth.SecondFactorAuthenticator

authenticate

Constructor Details

AbstractSecondFactorAuthenticator

public AbstractSecondFactorAuthenticator()

Method Details

isEnabledForUser

public boolean isEnabledForUser(com.logicaldoc.core.security.user.User user)

Description copied from interface: SecondFactorAuthenticator

Check if a user is enabler or not

Specified by:

isEnabledForUser in interface SecondFactorAuthenticator

Parameters:

user - the user to check

Returns:

true only if the user is enabled

generateKey

public String generateKey(com.logicaldoc.core.security.user.User user)

A generic implementation that does do nothing. Concrete implementations should put here a call to the authentication framework to send the user a key he will have to put in the login screen

Specified by:

generateKey in interface SecondFactorAuthenticator

Parameters:

user - The user that will try to authenticate

Returns:

the result of the key generation, it may be a transaction id