AuthError - AuthLogout - AuthGeneric

Introduction and overview

These AuthStates are used as a helper AuthState. They do not process any authentication but generate (error) GUIs.

Description

The following table describes the characteristics of the AuthState.

Topic	Description
Class	ch.nevis.esauth.auth.states.standard.AuthErrorch.nevis.esauth.auth.states.standard.AuthGenericch.nevis.esauth.auth.states.standard.AuthLogout
Logging	StdStates
Auditing	none
Properties	none
Methods	process (all events)
Input	none
Transitions	default
Output	Remark: The configured GUI descriptor is generated as a result of using this plug-in.
Errors	none
Notes	none

Example see /opt/nevisauth/template/conf/esauth4.xml |

AuthGeneric Examples

AuthGeneric does not have its own business logic and does not execute its own functionality. It is a helper method that can be used to set a response and execute subsequent actions, such as redirects.

Setting AuthDone with a redirect

The following snippet redirects to a selected destination after successful authentication.

<AuthState class="ch.nevis.esauth.auth.states.standard.AuthGeneric" final="true" name="<some_name>">
 <Response value="AUTH_DONE">
  <Arg name="nevis.transfer.type" value="redirect"/>
  <Arg name="nevis.transfer.destination" value="<url-or-path>"/>
 </Response>
</AuthState>

Setting AuthError with a redirect

In case of an AUTH_ERROR, you can also trigger a redirect using the following code snippet.

<AuthState class="ch.nevis.esauth.auth.states.standard.AuthGeneric" final="true" name="<some_name>">
 <Response value="AUTH_ERROR">
  <Arg name="nevis.transfer.type" value="redirect"/>
  <Arg name="nevis.transfer.destination" value="<url-or-path>"/>
 </Response>
</AuthState>