Package ch.nevis.mobile.sdk.api.operation

Interface OperationError.ClockSkewTooBig

All Superinterfaces:

MobileAuthenticationClientError, OperationError

Enclosing interface:

OperationError

public static interface OperationError.ClockSkewTooBig
extends OperationError

The clocks on the mobile and on the server are too apart and the server refused to validate the JWS. You can ask the user to verify that the device clock is correctly set.

This error can only occur when using a AuthorizationProvider.JwsAuthorizationProvider with a Deregistration operation and during registration when the user already has an authenticator registered.

See Also:

• AuthorizationProvider.JwsAuthorizationProvider
• Deregistration.authorizationProvider(AuthorizationProvider)
• Registration

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface ch.nevis.mobile.sdk.api.operation.OperationError

OperationError.AppAttestationError, OperationError.ClockSkewTooBig, OperationError.DeviceProtectionError, OperationError.NetworkError, OperationError.NoDeviceLockError, OperationError.OperationNotSupportedByBackend, OperationError.ServerCanceledOperation, OperationError.SigningFailedWithStrongBox, OperationError.UserAlreadyRegisteredInAnotherServer, OperationError.UserNotRegisteredInServer

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Optional<HttpError>	httpError()	Returns the HTTP error used to identify a clock skew, if the skew was detected in an HTTP error response.
Server	server()	The server where the error occurred.

Methods inherited from interface ch.nevis.mobile.sdk.api.MobileAuthenticationClientError

cause, description

Methods inherited from interface ch.nevis.mobile.sdk.api.operation.OperationError

errorCode

Method Details

server

@NonNull
Server server()

The server where the error occurred.

Returns:

the server where the error occurred

httpError

@NonNull
Optional<HttpError> httpError()

Returns the HTTP error used to identify a clock skew, if the skew was detected in an HTTP error response.

Returns Optional.empty() if the backend reports the clock skew directly in the body of a FIDO UAF message within a successful HTTP response.

Returns:

an Optional containing the HTTP error, or an empty Optional if the skew was reported in a successful response