Package jenkins.security
Class LastGrantedAuthoritiesProperty.SecurityListenerImpl
java.lang.Object
jenkins.security.SecurityListener
jenkins.security.LastGrantedAuthoritiesProperty.SecurityListenerImpl
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ExtensionPoint
- Enclosing class:
- LastGrantedAuthoritiesProperty
@Extension
public static class LastGrantedAuthoritiesProperty.SecurityListenerImpl
extends SecurityListener
Listen to the login success/failure event to persist
GrantedAuthoritys properly.-
Nested Class Summary
Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface hudson.ExtensionPoint
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionprotected voidfailedToLogIn(String username) Fired when a user has failed to log in.protected voidFired when a user has logged in.Methods inherited from class jenkins.security.SecurityListener
authenticated, authenticated2, failedToAuthenticate, fireAuthenticated, fireAuthenticated2, fireFailedToAuthenticate, fireFailedToLogIn, fireLoggedIn, fireLoggedOut, fireUserCreated, loggedOut, userCreated
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Constructor Details
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SecurityListenerImpl
public SecurityListenerImpl()
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Method Details
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loggedIn
Description copied from class:SecurityListenerFired when a user has logged in. Compared to authenticated, there is a notion of storage / cache. Would be called afterSecurityListener.authenticated2(org.springframework.security.core.userdetails.UserDetails). It should be called after theSecurityContextHolder.getContext()'s authentication is set.- Overrides:
loggedInin classSecurityListener- Parameters:
username- the user
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failedToLogIn
Description copied from class:SecurityListenerFired when a user has failed to log in. Would be called afterSecurityListener.failedToAuthenticate(java.lang.String).- Overrides:
failedToLogInin classSecurityListener- Parameters:
username- the user
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