Interface SecurityLevel2::ReceivedCredentials

interface ReceivedCredentials
inherits from SecurityLevel2::Credentials

This object represents the secure association that was established with a client.



Attribute Index

accepting_credentials
This attibute cotains the "own" credentials that were used to establish the secure association with the client.
association_options_used
This attribute contains the accepting options of the own credentials that were negotiated and finally used in the security context with the client.
delegation_mode
This attribute contains the negotiated delegation mode, SecNoDelegation, SecDelModeSimpleDelegation, or SecDelModeCompositeDelegation with the client.
delegation_state
This attribute contains the delegation state, Initiator or Delegate, of the client, e.g.

Attributes

accepting_credentials
readonly attribute Credentials accepting_credentials;

This attibute cotains the "own" credentials that were used to establish the secure association with the client.


association_options_used
readonly attribute Security::AssociationOptions association_options_used;

This attribute contains the accepting options of the own credentials that were negotiated and finally used in the security context with the client.


delegation_mode
readonly attribute Security::DelegationMode delegation_mode;

This attribute contains the negotiated delegation mode, SecNoDelegation, SecDelModeSimpleDelegation, or SecDelModeCompositeDelegation with the client. Note: This is a real semantic disaster.


delegation_state
readonly attribute Security::DelegationState delegation_state;

This attribute contains the delegation state, Initiator or Delegate, of the client, e.g. whether the client made the invocation itself or on behalf one of its clients. Note: for some mechanisms, such as Kerberos, the delegate state is impossible to determine, and therefore will always have the value of Initiator.



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