Package org.keycloak.authentication
Interface FormAction
- All Superinterfaces:
Provider
- All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractRegistrationRecaptcha
,RegistrationPassword
,RegistrationRecaptcha
,RegistrationRecaptchaEnterprise
,RegistrationTermsAndConditions
,RegistrationUserCreation
Fine grain processing of a form. Allows you to split up the processing of a form into smaller parts so that you can
enable/disable them from the admin console. For example, Recaptcha is a FormAction. This allows you as the admin
to turn Recaptcha on/off even though it is on the same form/page as other registration validation.
- Version:
- $Revision: 1 $
- Author:
- Bill Burke
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
buildPage
(FormContext context, LoginFormsProvider form) When a FormAuthenticator is rendering the challenge page, even FormAction.buildPage() method will be called This gives the FormAction the opportunity to add additional attributes to the form to be displayed.boolean
configuredFor
(KeycloakSession session, RealmModel realm, UserModel user) Is this FormAction configured for the current user?boolean
Does this FormAction require that a user be set? For registration, this method will always return false.void
setRequiredActions
(KeycloakSession session, RealmModel realm, UserModel user) Set actions to configure authenticatorvoid
success
(FormContext context) Called after all validate() calls of all FormAction providers are successful.void
validate
(ValidationContext context) This is the first phase of form processing.
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Method Details
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buildPage
When a FormAuthenticator is rendering the challenge page, even FormAction.buildPage() method will be called This gives the FormAction the opportunity to add additional attributes to the form to be displayed.- Parameters:
context
-form
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validate
This is the first phase of form processing. Each FormAction.validate() method is called. This gives the FormAction a chance to validate and challenge if user input is invalid.- Parameters:
context
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success
Called after all validate() calls of all FormAction providers are successful.- Parameters:
context
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requiresUser
boolean requiresUser()Does this FormAction require that a user be set? For registration, this method will always return false.- Returns:
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configuredFor
Is this FormAction configured for the current user?- Parameters:
session
-realm
-user
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setRequiredActions
Set actions to configure authenticator
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