Package com.iizix.server.push.engine.http

package com.iizix.server.push.engine.http
  • Class
    Description
    BasicCredentials
    The user name and password of an Authorization: Basic header, decoded as PUSH-WIRE-CONTRACT.md section 3.2 says: the scheme compared case-insensitively, the credentials decoded from base64 as UTF-8 (RFC 7617 charset) and split at the first colon, so a password may contain one.
    PushCredentials
    The Push Notification (PN) credentials of PUSH-CREDENTIALS.md: the credentials file (sections 2 to 6 and 8), the users registered from Java (section 7) and the group definitions the database users are matched against (section 4).
    PushCredentials.PasswordHashing
    How an IZ1 password is hashed and checked: the server's own PasswordHasher in production, supplied so that a test needs no server.
    PushCredentials.WatcherSource
    Supplies the engine's file watcher, creating it at the first file to watch.
    PushCredentialsFile
    The parser of the Push Notification (PN) credentials file, PUSH-CREDENTIALS.md section 3: UTF-8, unix-style ini, a byte-order mark ignored, LF or CRLF, # or ; comments, case-insensitive section names, the sections [users], [groups], [members] and [server], each optional and each at most once.
    PushCredentialsFile.Diagnostic
    A refusal or a warning of the parser: the ILog level, the line (0 for a whole-file message) and the message, which never carries a line's content.
    PushCredentialsFile.Parsed
    The result of a parse: the valid entries and the diagnostics.
    PushCredentialsFile.PasswordType
    The password storage types of section 3.2.
    PushCredentialsFile.User
    A user of the [users] section.
    PushError
    A refused request: the HTTP status, the error code from the closed vocabulary of PushWire.ERRORS and the human message, plus any extra members the reply carries (a 409 carries vapid_reason and fcm_reason).
    PushHttpHandler
    The eight POST /iizi-push/<operation> operations of PUSH-WIRE-CONTRACT.md version 2, section 5: keys, subscribe, unsubscribe, reset, subscriptions, push, count and list.
    PushHttpHandler.Authenticator
    Authenticates a request.
    PushHttpHandler.AuthUser
    An authenticated caller.
    PushPrivilege
    The four privileges of PUSH-WIRE-CONTRACT.md section 4, and the built-in group definitions of PUSH-CREDENTIALS.md section 6 that apply while no credentials file is configured - the complete configured-nothing state this tree is in.
    PushServlet
    The servlet that carries the eight POST /iizi-push/<operation> operations of PUSH-WIRE-CONTRACT.md section 5, registered by PushNotificationModule through IServer.registerServlet(PATH_SPEC,servlet) in the web server's root context, where it takes precedence over the default servlet by servlet-mapping precedence.
    PushWire
    The version 2 wire vocabulary of POST /iizi-push/<operation>: the operation names, the member names and the closed error vocabulary of PUSH-WIRE-CONTRACT.md sections 1, 2 and 5, in one place.
    ServerAuthenticator
    The authenticator over the server's database users, PUSH-WIRE-CONTRACT.md sections 3.2 and 3.3: Authorization: Basic, decoded as UTF-8 and split at the first colon, checked by UserAuthentication.getUser(conn,userName,password), which compares the clear-text password against the stored hash and never accepts the hash itself.