Class OutboundConfig
java.lang.Object
io.helidon.security.providers.common.OutboundConfig
Configuration of outbound security targets.
This is a common implementation for outbound security providers that want to have configuration of enabled
endpoints based on transport (http/https etc.) and hosts (or ip addresses) with support for asterisk (*) wildcard.
Use from
OutboundSecurityProvider.isOutboundSupported(ProviderRequest, SecurityEnvironment, EndpointConfig)
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Nested Class Summary
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionstatic final class
OutboundConfig
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Field Summary
Modifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final String
Configuration key (expected under provider configuration) that holds the object list ofOutboundTarget
s configuration.static final String
Property used for outbound calls with clients to disable registration/running of outbound security. -
Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic OutboundConfig.Builder
builder()
New builder to programmatically build targets.static OutboundConfig
Parse targets from provider configuration.static OutboundConfig
create
(Config providerConfig, OutboundTarget... defaults) Parse targets from provider configuration with possible default targets.Find target for current security request.<T> Optional<T>
findTargetCustomObject
(SecurityEnvironment env, Class<T> customObjectClass, Function<Config, ? extends T> customObjectProducer, Supplier<? extends T> defaultValue) Find, create and cache a custom object associated with a specific outbound target.targets()
Outbound targets configured for outbound handling.
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Field Details
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CONFIG_OUTBOUND
Configuration key (expected under provider configuration) that holds the object list ofOutboundTarget
s configuration.- See Also:
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PROPERTY_DISABLE_OUTBOUND
Property used for outbound calls with clients to disable registration/running of outbound security. This may be used from clients that set up outbound security explicitly. By default this property is assumed to befalse
, so outbound is enabled- See Also:
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Constructor Details
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OutboundConfig
public OutboundConfig()
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Method Details
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create
Parse targets from provider configuration.- Parameters:
providerConfig
- configuration object of current provider- Returns:
- new instance with targets from configuration
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create
Parse targets from provider configuration with possible default targets. In case the configuration contains a target named "default", the defaults provided to this method will be ignored.- Parameters:
providerConfig
- configuration object of current providerdefaults
- default target configuration (e.g. known public endpoints that are expected static in time)- Returns:
- new instance with targets from configuration, defaults are first (unless overridden)
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builder
New builder to programmatically build targets.- Returns:
- new Builder instance
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findTarget
Find target for current security request. Example of implementation ofOutboundSecurityProvider.isOutboundSupported(ProviderRequest, SecurityEnvironment, EndpointConfig)
:return (null != outboundTargets) && outboundTargets.findTarget(request).isPresent();
- Parameters:
env
- request we are processing- Returns:
- TargetConfig wrapped in
Optional
valid for the request
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findTargetCustomObject
public <T> Optional<T> findTargetCustomObject(SecurityEnvironment env, Class<T> customObjectClass, Function<Config, ? extends T> customObjectProducer, Supplier<? extends T> defaultValue) Find, create and cache a custom object associated with a specific outbound target.- Type Parameters:
T
- type of the custom object- Parameters:
env
- Security environment to find the outbound targetcustomObjectClass
- class of the custom objectcustomObjectProducer
- a producer of the custom object from config associated with the targetdefaultValue
- supplier of the custom object if there is no object nor config associated with the target- Returns:
- custom object (cached for further calls) if a target was found, empty otherwise
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targets
Outbound targets configured for outbound handling. Each target defines a protocol, host and path it is valid for (maybe using wildcards). Additional configuration is usually added to a target for a specific provider.- Returns:
- list of targets defined
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