Package org.eblocker.server.common.registration

Class DeviceRegistrationLicenseStateImpl

java.lang.Object

org.eblocker.server.common.registration.DeviceRegistrationLicenseStateImpl

All Implemented Interfaces:

DeviceRegistrationLicenseState

public class DeviceRegistrationLicenseStateImpl
extends Object
implements DeviceRegistrationLicenseState

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
DeviceRegistrationLicenseStateImpl(CommandRunner commandRunner, String curlCommand, String licenseKey, String licenseCert, String aptUrlDomain, String aptUrlPath, String caCertPath)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
RegistrationState	checkCertificate()	Checks whether certificate is rejected by the HTTP server in a defensive way, i.e. if the server doesn't reply code 403 explicitly within 3 seconds, RegistrationState.OK is assumed.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Details

DeviceRegistrationLicenseStateImpl

@Inject
public DeviceRegistrationLicenseStateImpl(CommandRunner commandRunner,
 String curlCommand,
 String licenseKey,
 String licenseCert,
 String aptUrlDomain,
 String aptUrlPath,
 String caCertPath)

Method Details

checkCertificate

public RegistrationState checkCertificate()

Checks whether certificate is rejected by the HTTP server in a defensive way, i.e. if the server doesn't reply code 403 explicitly within 3 seconds, RegistrationState.OK is assumed. That could lead to a valid registration assumption for many reasons, e.g. when no internet connection is available and no exception has been thrown.

Specified by:

checkCertificate in interface DeviceRegistrationLicenseState

Returns:

Returns RegistrationState.INVALID if certificate is rejected due to expiration or revocation.