ConfirmationCallback


ConfirmationCallback javax.security.auth.callback

Java 1.4 serializable

A Callback of this type represents a request to ask the user a yes/no or multiple-choice question. A CallbackHandler should first call getPrompt( ) to obtain the text of the question. It should also call getMessageType( ) to determine the message type ( INFORMATION , WARNING , or ERROR ) and present the question to the user in a suitable manner based on that type.

Next, the CallbackHandler must determine the appropriate set of responses to the question. It does this by calling getOptionType( ) . The return values have the following meanings:


YES_NO_OPTION

The CallbackHandler should allow the user to respond to the question with a "yes" or a "no" (or their localized equivalents).


YES_NO_CANCEL_OPTION

The CallbackHandler should allow "yes", "no", and "cancel" (or their localized equivalents) responses.


OK_CANCEL_OPTION

The CallbackHandler should allow "ok" and "cancel" (or their localized equivalents) responses.


UNSPECIFIED_OPTION

The CallbackHandler should call getOptions( ) and use present all strings it returns as possible responses.

In each of these cases, the CallbackHandler should also call getdefaultOption( ) to determine which response should be presented as the default response. If getOptionType( ) returned UNSPECIFIED_TYPE , then getdefaultOption( ) returns an index into the array of options returned by getOptions( ) . Otherwise getdefaultOption( ) returns one of the constants YES , NO , OK , or CANCEL .

When the user has selected a response to the callback, the CallbackHandler should pass that response to setSelectedIndex( ) . The response value should be one of the constants YES , NO , OK , or CANCEL , or an index into the array of options returned by getOptions( ) .

Figure 19-7. javax.security.auth.callback.ConfirmationCallback

 public class  ConfirmationCallback  implements Callback, Serializable {  // Public Constructors  public  ConfirmationCallback  (int  messageType  , String[ ]  options  , int  defaultOption  );        public  ConfirmationCallback  (int  messageType  , int  optionType  , int  defaultOption  );        public  ConfirmationCallback  (String  prompt  , int  messageType  , String[ ]  options  ,          int  defaultOption  );        public  ConfirmationCallback  (String  prompt  , int  messageType  , int  optionType  ,         int  defaultOption  );  // Public Constants  public static final int  CANCEL  ;  =2  public static final int  ERROR  ;  =2  public static final int  INFORMATION  ;  =0  public static final int  NO  ;  =1  public static final int  OK  ;  =3  public static final int  OK_CANCEL_OPTION  ;  =2  public static final int  UNSPECIFIED_OPTION  ;  =-1  public static final int  WARNING  ;  =1  public static final int  YES  ;  =0  public static final int  YES_NO_CANCEL_OPTION  ;  =1  public static final int  YES_NO_OPTION  ;  =0   // Public Instance Methods  public int  getDefaultOption  ( );        public int  getMessageType  ( );        public String[ ]  getOptions  ( );        public int  getOptionType  ( );        public String  getPrompt  ( );        public int  getSelectedIndex  ( );        public void  setSelectedIndex  (int  selection  );   } 



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