public class SubjectLocality extends com.sun.xml.wss.saml.internal.saml11.jaxb10.impl.SubjectLocalityImpl implements SubjectLocality
SubjectLocality element specifies the DNS domain name
and IP address for the system entity that performed the authentication.
It exists as part of AuthenticationStatement element.com.sun.xml.wss.saml.internal.saml11.jaxb10.impl.SubjectLocalityImpl.Unmarshaller| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected static Logger |
log |
version_DNSAddress, _IPAddress| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SubjectLocality()
Constructor
Constructor taking in nothing (assertion schema 25 allows it )
|
SubjectLocality(String ipAddress,
String dnsAddress)
Constructs an instance of
SubjectLocality. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static com.sun.xml.wss.saml.internal.saml11.jaxb10.impl.SubjectLocalityTypeImpl |
fromElement(Element element)
Constructs an instance of
SubjectLocality from an existing
XML block. |
____jaxb_ri____getLocalName, ____jaxb_ri____getNamespaceURI, createRawValidator, createUnmarshaller, getPrimaryInterface, serializeAttributes, serializeBody, serializeURIsgetDNSAddress, getIPAddress, setDNSAddress, setIPAddressclone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, waitgetDNSAddress, getIPAddress, setDNSAddress, setIPAddressprotected static final Logger log
public SubjectLocality()
public SubjectLocality(String ipAddress, String dnsAddress)
SubjectLocality.ipAddress - String representing the IP Address of the entity
that was authenticated.dnsAddress - String representing the DNS Address of the entity that
was authenticated. As per SAML specification they are both
optional, so values can be null.public static com.sun.xml.wss.saml.internal.saml11.jaxb10.impl.SubjectLocalityTypeImpl fromElement(Element element) throws SAMLException
SubjectLocality from an existing
XML block.element - A org.w3c.dom.Element representing
DOM tree for SubjectLocality object.SAMLException - if it could not process the Element properly,
implying that there is an error in the sender or in the
element definition.Copyright © 2005–2017 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.