Class SoCredentialsIdentity
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Namespace: SuperOffice.Security.Principal
Assembly: SoDataBase.dll
Syntax
public class SoCredentialsIdentity : Object, ISoIdentity, IIdentityRemarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.Properties
Associate
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Declaration
public string Associate { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.AssociateId
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Declaration
public int AssociateId { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.AuthenticationType
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Declaration
public string AuthenticationType { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.Credentials
Return ticket-as-string
Declaration
public string Credentials { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.InnerIdentity
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Declaration
public IIdentity InnerIdentity { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IIdentity |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.IsAuthenticated
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Declaration
public bool IsAuthenticated { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.Name
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Declaration
public string Name { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.ProvidedCredentials
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Declaration
public ProvidedCredential[] ProvidedCredentials { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ProvidedCredential[] |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.SoAuthenticationType
This identity is constructed from a NetServer session ticket, resulting from a previous, successful authentication.
Declaration
public SoAuthenticationType SoAuthenticationType { get; }Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SoAuthenticationType |
Remarks
The ticket has a counterpart (ticket stub) in the database, consisting of a GUID as searchName and an SHA1 hash of a random value as secret. The original GUID and random value are in the ticket. You can reconstruct the database items from the ticket but not vice versa.
A ticket can be obtained from specific calls, such as SoPrincipalService.GetSafeCredentials. This would also create the stub. Stubs are garbage collected when out of date.