de.adorsys.ledgers.oba.rest.server.resource

Class SCAController

java.lang.Object

de.adorsys.ledgers.oba.rest.server.resource.SCAController

All Implemented Interfaces:

SCAApi

@RestController(value="/sca")
 @RequestMapping(value="/sca")
public class SCAController
extends Object
implements SCAApi

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static String	BASE_PATH

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
SCAController()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity<AuthorizeResponse>	login(String login, String pin) STEP-P1, STEP-A1: Validates the login and password of a user.
org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity<AuthorizeResponse>	selectMethod(String scaId, String authorisationId, String methodId, String cookies) Select a method for sending the authentication code.
org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity<AuthorizeResponse>	validateAuthCode(String scaId, String authorisationId, String authCode, String cookies)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

BASE_PATH

public static final String BASE_PATH

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

SCAController

public SCAController()

Method Detail

login

public org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity<AuthorizeResponse> login(String login,
                                                                        String pin)

STEP-P1, STEP-A1: Validates the login and password of a user. This request is associated with an scaId that is directly bound to the consentId/paymentId used in the xs2a redirect request. BTW the scaId can be the initiating consent id itself or a random id mapping to the consentId (resp. paymentId) Implementation first validates existence of the consent. If the consent does not exist or has the wrong status, the request is rejected. Call the backend middleware to obtain a login token. This is a token only valid for the sca process. Store the login token in a cookie. If the user has no sca method, then return the consent access token. If the user has only one sca method, sent authentication code to the user and return the sac method id in the AuthorizeResponse If the user has more than one sca methods, returns the list of sca methods in the AuthorizeResponse and wait for sca method selection. Method expects

Specified by:

login in interface SCAApi

Parameters:

login - the customer banking login

pin - the customer banking pin

Returns:

the auth response

selectMethod

public org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity<AuthorizeResponse> selectMethod(String scaId,
                                                                               String authorisationId,
                                                                               String methodId,
                                                                               String cookies)

Select a method for sending the authentication code.

Specified by:

selectMethod in interface SCAApi

Parameters:

scaId - the id of the login process

methodId - the auth method id

authorisationId - the auth id.

cookies - the cookie string

Returns:

the auth response.

validateAuthCode

public org.springframework.http.ResponseEntity<AuthorizeResponse> validateAuthCode(String scaId,
                                                                                   String authorisationId,
                                                                                   String authCode,
                                                                                   String cookies)

Specified by:

validateAuthCode in interface SCAApi