com.oracle.bmc.auth

public Interface SessionKeySupplier

Known Direct Implementers: com.oracle.bmc.auth.internal.FileBasedKeySupplier, com.oracle.bmc.auth.internal.FixedContentKeySupplier, com.oracle.bmc.auth.AbstractFederationClientAuthenticationDetailsProviderBuilder.SessionKeySupplierImpl, com.oracle.bmc.auth.AbstractRequestingAuthenticationDetailsProvider.CachingSessionKeySupplier
Imports: java.security.KeyPair

A session key supplier is responsible for providing public/private key pairs that will be used to both fetch federated service tokens and to sign individual requests to OCI.

The returned keypair should not change unless there as been a call to refreshKeys().

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
public KeyPair	Returns: The RSA key pair. getKeyPair() Returns the current RSA key pair.
public 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.

Method Detail

getKeyPair	back to summary
public KeyPair getKeyPair() Returns the current RSA key pair. Returns:KeyPair The RSA key pair.

getKeyPair

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public KeyPair getKeyPair()

Returns the current RSA key pair.

Returns:KeyPair: The RSA key pair.

refreshKeys	back to summary
public 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. 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

refreshKeys

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public 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. 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