Class AMLoginModule

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    LoginModule

    @Supported
    public abstract class AMLoginModule
    extends Object
    implements LoginModule
    An abstract class which implements JAAS LoginModule, it provides methods to access OpenAM services and the module xml configuration.

    Because it is an abstract class, Login Module writers must subclass and implement init(), process(), getPrincipal() methods.

    The Callback[] for the Login Module is dynamically generated based on the xml module configuration. The module configuration file name must be the same as the name of the class (no package name) and have the extension .xml.

    Here is a sample module configuration file:

     <ModuleProperties moduleClass="LDAP" version="1.0" >
         <Callbacks length="2" order="1" timeout="60" header="LDAP
         Authentication" >
             <NameCallback>
                 <Prompt> Enter UserId </Prompt>
             </NameCallback>
             <PasswordCallback echoPassword="false" >
                 <Prompt> Enter Password </Prompt>
             </PasswordCallback>
         </Callbacks>
         <Callbacks length="3" order="2" timeout="120" header="Password
         Expiring Please Change" >
             <PasswordCallback echoPassword="false" >
                 <Prompt> Enter Current Password </Prompt>
             </PasswordCallback>
             <PasswordCallback echoPassword="false" >
                 <Prompt> Enter New Password </Prompt>
             </PasswordCallback>
             <PasswordCallback echoPassword="false" >
                 <Prompt> Confirm New Password </Prompt>
             </PasswordCallback>
         </Callbacks>
     </ModuleProperties>
     
    Each Callbacks Element corresponds to one login state. When an authentication process is invoked, there will be Callback[] generated from user's Login Module for each state. All login state starts with 1, then module controls the login process, and decides what's the next state to go in the process() method.

    In the sample module configuration shown above, state one has three Callbacks, Callback[0] is for module information, Callback[1] is for user ID, Callback[2] is for user password. When the user fills in the Callbacks, those Callback[] will be sent to the process() method, where the module writer gets the submitted Callbacks, validates them and returns. If user's password is expiring, the module writer will set the next state to 2. State two has four Callbacks to request user to change password. The process() routine is again called after user submits the Callback[]. If the module writer throws an LoginException, an 'authentication failed' page will be sent to the user. If no exception is thrown, the user will be redirected to their default page.

    The optional 'timeout' attribute in each state is used to ensure that the user responds in a timely manner. If the time between sending the Callbacks and getting response is greater than the timeout, a timeout page will be sent.

    There are also optional 'html' and 'image' attribute in each state. The 'html' attribute allows the module writer to use a custom HTML page for the Login UI. The 'image' attribute allows the writer to display a custom background image on each page.

    When multiple states are available to the user, the Callback array from a previous state may be retrieved by using the getCallbak(int) methods. The underlying login module keeps the Callback[] from the previous states until the login process is completed.

    If a module writer need to substitute dynamic text in next state, the writer could use the getCallback() method to get the Callback[] for the next state, modify the output text or prompt, then call replaceCallback() to update the Callback array. This allows a module writer to dynamically generate challenges, passwords or user IDs.

    Each authentication session will create a new instance of your Login Module Java class. The reference to the class will be released once the authentication session has either succeeded or failed. It is important to note that any static data or reference to any static data in your Login module must be thread-safe.

    AMLoginModule will call setAuthLevel() method when authentication has succeeded for each Login Module. The authentication level can be defined in Login Module's service schema and the attribute name must conform to forgerock-am-auth-<Login Module Name>--auth-level.

    Here is a sample module schema for authentication level:

     <AttributeSchema name="forgerock-am-auth-adaptive-auth-level"
                  cosQualifier="default"
                  type="single"
                  syntax="number"
                  i18nKey="a500"
                  order="100"
                  resourceName="authenticationLevel">
                      <DefaultValues>
                          <Value>0</Value>
                      </DefaultValues>
                  </AttributeSchema>
     
    The final authentication level for a user's session is calculated to be the highest authentication level of any authentication module that passed.

    For a complete sample, please refer to <install_root>/SUNWam/samples/authentication/providers

    • Method Detail

      • getSSOSession

        @Supported
        public SSOToken getSSOSession()
                               throws AuthLoginException
        Returns an administration SSOToken for use the OpenAM APIs. NB:This is not the SSOToken that represents the user, if you wish to set/get user session properties use the setUserSessionProperty and getUserSessionProperty method respectively.
        Returns:
        An administrative SSOToken.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if the authentication SSO session is null.
      • getCallback

        @Supported
        public Callback[] getCallback​(int index)
                               throws AuthLoginException
        Returns a Callback array for a specific state.

        This method can be used to retrieve Callback[] for any state. All previous submitted Callback[] information are kept until the login process is completed.

        Parameters:
        index - order of state
        Returns:
        Callback array for this state, return 0-length Callback array if there is no Callback defined for this state
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if unable to read the callbacks
      • getCallback

        @Supported
        public Callback[] getCallback​(int index,
                                      boolean fetchOrig)
                               throws AuthLoginException
        Return a Callback array for a specific state.

        This method can be used to retrieve Callback[] for any state. All previous submitted Callback[] information are kept until the login process is completed.

        Parameters:
        index - order of state
        fetchOrig - boolean indicating even if the callbacks for this state have been previously retrieved, get the original callbacks from AMModuleProperties, if set to "true".
        Returns:
        Callback array for this state, return 0-length Callback array if there is no Callback defined for this state
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if unable to read the callbacks
      • replaceCallback

        @Supported
        public void replaceCallback​(int state,
                                    int index,
                                    Callback callback)
                             throws AuthLoginException
        Replace Callback object for a specific state.
        Parameters:
        state - Order of login state
        index - Index of Callback in the Callback array to be replaced for the specified state. Here index starts with 0, i.e. 0 means the first Callback in the Callback[], 1 means the second callback.
        callback - Callback instance to be replaced
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if state or index is out of bound, or callback instance is null.
      • substituteInfoText

        @Supported
        public void substituteInfoText​(int state,
                                       int callback,
                                       String infoText)
                                throws AuthLoginException
        Allows you to set the info text for a specific callback. Info Text is shown under the element in the Login page. It is used in the membership module to implement in-line feedback.
        Parameters:
        state - state in which the Callback[] to be reset
        callback - the callback to associate the info text
        infoText - the infotext for the callback
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if state/callback is out of bounds
      • clearInfoText

        @Supported
        public void clearInfoText​(int state)
                           throws AuthLoginException
        Clears the info text for a given callback state
        Parameters:
        state - The state to clear all infotexts
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - Invalid state
      • substituteHeader

        @Supported
        public void substituteHeader​(int state,
                                     String header)
                              throws AuthLoginException
        Use this method to replace the header text from the XML file with new text. This method can be used multiple times on the same state replacing text with new text each time. Useful for modules that control their own error handling.
        Parameters:
        state - state state in which the Callback[] to be reset
        header - The text of the header to be replaced
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if state is out of bounds
      • resetCallback

        @Supported
        public void resetCallback​(int state,
                                  int index)
                           throws AuthLoginException
        Reset a Callback instance to the original Callback for the specified state and the specified index. This will override change to the Callback instance by the replaceCallback() method.
        Parameters:
        state - state in which the Callback[] to be reset
        index - index order of the Callback in the Callback[], index starts with 0, i.e. 0 means first callback instance, 1 means the second callback instance.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if state or index is out of bound.
      • init

        @Supported
        public abstract void init​(Subject subject,
                                  Map sharedState,
                                  Map options)
        Initialize this LoginModule.

        This is an abstract method, must be implemented by user's Login Module to initialize this LoginModule with the relevant information. If this LoginModule does not understand any of the data stored in sharedState or options parameters, they can be ignored.

        Parameters:
        subject - - the Subject to be authenticated.
        sharedState - - state shared with other configured LoginModules.
        options - - options specified in the login Configuration for this particular LoginModule. It contains all the global and organization attribute configuration for this module. The key of the map is the attribute name (e.g. iplanet-am-auth-ldap-server) as String, the value is the value of the corresponding attribute as Set.
      • process

        @Supported
        public abstract int process​(Callback[] callbacks,
                                    int state)
                             throws LoginException
        Abstract method must be implemented by each login module to control the flow of the login process.

        This method takes an array of sbumitted Callback, process them and decide the order of next state to go. Return -1 if the login is successful, return 0 if the LoginModule should be ignored.

        Parameters:
        callbacks - Callback[] for this Login state
        state - Order of state. State order starts with 1.
        Returns:
        order of next state. return -1 if authentication is successful, return 0 if the LoginModule should be ignored.
        Throws:
        LoginException - if login fails.
      • getPrincipal

        @Supported
        public abstract Principal getPrincipal()
        Abstract method must be implemeted by each login module to get the user Principal
        Returns:
        Principal
      • destroyModuleState

        @Supported
        public void destroyModuleState()
        This method should be overridden by each login module to destroy dispensable state fields.
      • getAuthLevel

        @Supported
        public int getAuthLevel()
        Returns authentication level that has been set for the module
        Returns:
        authentication level of this authentication session
      • setAuthLevel

        @Supported
        public boolean setAuthLevel​(int auth_level)
        Sets the AuthLevel for this session. The authentication level being set cannot be downgraded below that set by the module configuration.
        Parameters:
        auth_level - authentication level string to be set
        Returns:
        true if setting is successful,false otherwise
      • getCurrentState

        @Supported
        public int getCurrentState()
        Returns the current state in the authentication process.
        Returns:
        the current state in the authentication process.
      • getHttpServletRequest

        @Supported
        public javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest getHttpServletRequest()
        Returns the HttpServletRequest object that initiated the call to this module.
        Returns:
        HttpServletRequest for this request, returns null if the HttpServletRequest object could not be obtained.
      • getHttpServletResponse

        @Supported
        public javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse getHttpServletResponse()
        Returns the HttpServletResponse object for the servlet request that initiated the call to this module. The servlet response object will be the response to the HttpServletRequest received by the authentication module.
        Returns:
        HttpServletResponse for this request, returns null if the HttpServletResponse object could not be obtained.
      • getNumberOfStates

        @Supported
        public int getNumberOfStates()
        Returns the number of authentication states for this login module.
        Returns:
        the number of authentication states for this login module.
      • getRequestOrg

        @Supported
        public String getRequestOrg()
        Returns the organization DN for this authentication session.
        Returns:
        organization DN.
      • getSessionId

        @Supported
        public String getSessionId()
        Returns a unique key for this authentication session. This key will be unique throughout an entire Web browser session.
        Returns:
        null is unable to get the key,
      • getOrgProfile

        @Supported
        public Map getOrgProfile​(String orgDN)
                          throws AuthLoginException
        Returns the organization attributes for specified organization.
        Parameters:
        orgDN - Requested organization DN.
        Returns:
        Map that contains all attribute key/value pairs defined in the organization.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if cannot get organization profile.
      • getOrgServiceTemplate

        @Supported
        public Map getOrgServiceTemplate​(String orgDN,
                                         String serviceName)
                                  throws AuthLoginException
        Returns service template attributes defined for the specified organization.
        Parameters:
        orgDN - Organization DN.
        serviceName - Requested service name.
        Returns:
        Map that contains all attribute key/value pairs defined in the organization service template.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if cannot get organization service template.
      • getServiceConfig

        @Supported
        public Map getServiceConfig​(String name)
                             throws AuthLoginException
        Returns service configuration attributes.
        Parameters:
        name - Requested service name.
        Returns:
        Map that contains all attribute key/value pairs defined in the service configuration.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if error in accessing the service schema.
      • getUserSessionProperty

        @Supported
        public String getUserSessionProperty​(String name)
                                      throws AuthLoginException
        Returns the property from the user session. If the session is being force upgraded then set on the old session otherwise set on the current session.
        Parameters:
        name - The property name.
        Returns:
        The property value.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if the user session is invalid.
      • setUserSessionProperty

        @Supported
        public void setUserSessionProperty​(String name,
                                           String value)
                                    throws AuthLoginException
        Sets a property in the user session. If the session is being force upgraded (or is part of a transaction) then set on the old session otherwise set on the current session.
        Parameters:
        name - The property name.
        value - The property value.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if the user session is invalid.
      • getNewUserIDs

        @Supported
        public Set getNewUserIDs​(Map attributes,
                                 int num)
                          throws AuthLoginException
        Returns a set of user IDs generated from the class defined in the Core Authentication Service. Returns null if the attribute iplanet-am-auth-username-generator-enabled is set to false.
        Parameters:
        attributes - the keys in the Map contains the attribute names and their corresponding values in the Map is a Set that contains the values for the attribute
        num - the maximum number of returned user IDs; 0 means there is no limit
        Returns:
        a set of auto-generated user IDs
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if the class instantiation failed
      • setLoginFailureURL

        @Supported
        public void setLoginFailureURL​(String url)
                                throws AuthLoginException
        Sets the the login failure URL for the user. This method does not change the URL in the user's profile. When the user authenticates failed, this URL will be used by the authentication for the redirect.
        Parameters:
        url - URL to go when authentication failed.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if unable to set the URL.
      • setLoginSuccessURL

        @Supported
        public void setLoginSuccessURL​(String url)
                                throws AuthLoginException
        Sets the the login successful URL for the user. This method does not change the URL in the user's profile. When the user authenticates successfully, this URL will be used by the authentication for the redirect.
        Parameters:
        url - URL to go when authentication is successful.
        Throws:
        AuthLoginException - if unable to set the URL.
      • isRequired

        @Supported
        public boolean isRequired​(int state,
                                  int index)
        Checks if a Callback is required to have input.
        Parameters:
        state - Order of state.
        index - Order of the Callback in the Callback[], the index. starts with 0.
        Returns:
        true if the callback corresponding to the number in the specified state is required to have value, false otherwise
      • getInfoText

        @Supported
        public String getInfoText​(int state,
                                  int index)
        Returns the info text associated with a specific callback
        Parameters:
        state - The state to fetch the info text
        index - The callback to fetch the info text
        Returns:
        The info text
      • getAttribute

        @Supported
        public String getAttribute​(int state,
                                   int index)
        Returns the attribute name for the specified callback in the specified login state.
        Parameters:
        state - Order of state
        index - Order of the Callback in the Callback[], the index starts with 0.
        Returns:
        Name of the attribute, empty string will be returned if the attribute is not defined.
      • isReturningPrincipalAsDn

        @Supported
        public boolean isReturningPrincipalAsDn()
        Defines whether the principal being returned is a DN. The check is based on the property org.forgerock.am.modules.returningprincipalasdn by default, but may be overridden.

        The property should contain a space separated list of module type class names and/or module DNs of the format name=my-module-name,orgdn where my-module-name is the name of a module instance in AM and orgdn is the DN of the organisation containing the module instance.

        This property should only be used when it is impractical to update the Java code of the module itself to override this method with the correct implementation and may have performance implications.

        Returns:
        true if the module is returning the principal as a DN, otherwise false.
      • setFailureID

        @Supported
        public void setFailureID​(String userID)
        Sets the userID of user who failed authentication. This userID will be used to log failed authentication in the OpenSSO error logs.
        Parameters:
        userID - user name of user who failed authentication.
      • setUserAttributes

        @Supported
        public void setUserAttributes​(Map attributeValuePairs)
        Sets a Map of attribute value pairs to be used when the authentication service is configured to dynamically create a user.
        Parameters:
        attributeValuePairs - A map containing the attributes and its values. The key is the attribute name and the value is a Set of values.
      • getFailCount

        @Supported
        public int getFailCount​(AMIdentity amIdUser)
                         throws AuthenticationException
        Get the number of failed login attempts for a user when account locking is enabled.
        Returns:
        number of failed attempts, -1 means account locking is not enabled.
        Throws:
        AuthenticationException - if the user name passed in is not valid or null, or for any other error condition.
      • getMaximumFailCount

        @Supported
        public int getMaximumFailCount()
                                throws AuthenticationException
        Get the maximum number failed login attempts permitted for a user before when their account is locked out.
        Returns:
        the maximum number of failed attempts
        Throws:
        AuthenticationException
      • isSessionQuotaReached

        @Supported
        public boolean isSessionQuotaReached​(String userName)
        Returns true if the user identified by the supplied username has reached their session quota.
        NBThe existing session count is exclusive of any session created as part of the running authentication process
        Parameters:
        userName - the username of the user who's session quota will be checked
        Returns:
        true if the user session quota is reached, false otherwise
      • getUserSessions

        @Supported
        public Set<SSOToken> getUserSessions​(String userName)
        Returns the set of SSOTokens for a specified user
        Parameters:
        userName - The username to be used to query the sessions
        Returns:
        The set of SSOTokens for the user's current sessions, returns null on error