All Classes

Class	Description
AuthenticationAttributes	This class holds a set of authentication attributes.
AuthenticationMechanismConfiguration	The interface for authentication method implementations to retrieve configuration properties regarding the method.
AuthenticationMechanismHandler	This is a helper interface for authentication methods that needs certain support, such as for instance retrieving a CoreLogger object for logging or various possibilities to store and retrieve data on a session.
AuthenticationMechanismInterface	The AuthenticationMechanismInterface constitutes the general contract between Policy Service and its authentication methods.
AuthenticationParameters	This class holds the various challenge parameters that authentication methods uses to challenge the user for, e.g.
AuthenticationReply	This class holds information of the outcome of the authentication.
AuthenticationRequest	This class holds information used for the authentication request.
BaseAuthenticationPlugin	This class can be used as a base for the authentication method plug-ins.
CoreLogger	The CoreLogger proxy class.
ExampleChallenge	Example of an authentication method that implements a challenge.
LCPString	A holder for an array of bytes.
MechanismConfiguration	This persistent class holds key and value pairs for an authentication method.
MechanismReply	This persistent class is a challenge state for authentication methods.
MechanismServer	This persistent class holds information about an Authentication Server for an authentication method.
OneValueAttribute	A holder for a name and a value.
OneValueAttributeList<oneValueAttribute>	A holder for a list of OneValueAttribute instances.
ReverseUsernameAsPassword	Example of an authentication method that returns ok when password is the reversed username.
UsernamePasswordMechanism	This class enables developers to develop simple "username/password" based authentication methods.
UsernamePasswordOnFile	Example of an authentication method that returns ok when username and password is defined in the 'USER.db' file.