Method Detail

• login2

  java.util.List<java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​java.lang.Object>> login2​(Login2Options opts,
                                                                                java.lang.String user)
                                                                         throws P4JavaException

  Generic access method for Login2, to bypass the non-interactive clients methods.

  Parameters:

  opts - Login2Options

  user - non-null Perforce user; login request is for this specified user, requires 'super' permission.

  Returns:

  A list of result map objects

  Throws:

  P4JavaException - if any errors occur during the processing of this command.

• getLogin2Status

  java.lang.String getLogin2Status()
                            throws P4JavaException

  Return a string indicating the current 2fa login status; corresponds to the 'p4 login2 -s' command. The resulting string should be interpreted by the caller, but is typically something like: User bob1 on host 127.0.0.1: validated

  Returns:

  non-null, but possibly-empty. Interpretation of this string is up to the caller.

  Throws:

  P4JavaException - if any errors occur during the processing of this command.

• getLogin2Status

  java.lang.String getLogin2Status​(IUser user)
                            throws P4JavaException

  Return a string indicating the current 2fa login status; corresponds to the 'p4 login2 -s' command. The resulting string should be interpreted by the caller, but is typically something like: User bob1 on host 127.0.0.1: validated

  Parameters:

  user - Specifying a username requires 'super' access, which is granted by 'p4 protect'.

  Returns:

  non-null, but possibly-empty. Interpretation of this string is up to the caller.

  Throws:

  P4JavaException - if any errors occur during the processing of this command.

• login2ListMethods

  java.util.Map<java.lang.String,​java.lang.String> login2ListMethods()
                                                                    throws P4JavaException

  For non-interactive clients. The first stage 'list-methods'; will report the list of available second factor authentication methods for the given user.

  Returns:

  A key value pair of second factor method IDs and their descriptions

  Throws:

  P4JavaException - if any errors occur during the processing of this command.

• login2InitAuth

  java.lang.String login2InitAuth​(java.lang.String method)
                           throws P4JavaException

  For non-interactive clients. The second stage 'init-auth' must specify a method (-m flag) to initiate the authentication with the second factor authentication provider.

  Parameters:

  method - Second factor authentication method, chosen from the list provided by 'list-methods'.

  Returns:

  Prompt from the second factor authentication method (e.g. a key, password, answer, etc...)

  Throws:

  P4JavaException - if any errors occur during the processing of this command.

• login2CheckAuth

  java.lang.String login2CheckAuth​(java.lang.String auth,
                                   boolean persist)
                            throws P4JavaException

  For non-interactive clients. The final step is 'check-auth', which will either prompt for a OTP or request the authorization status from the second factor authentication provider, depending on the type of authentication method selected. The -p flag may be provided at the 'init-auth' stage. If a host and/or user is being specified, the appropriate arguments must be provided at each stage.

  Parameters:

  auth - The answer to the second factor authorization prompt.

  persist - Persist the second factor authorization even after the user's ticket has expired.

  Returns:

  Verification message from second factor authorization.

  Throws:

  P4JavaException - if any errors occur during the processing of this command.

• login2

  java.lang.String login2​(IUser user,
                          Login2Options opts)
                   throws P4JavaException

  Validate user second factor authentication. Specifying a username as an argument to 'p4 login2' requires 'super' access, which is granted by 'p4 protect'. In this case, 'p4 login2' skips the second factor authentication process and immediately marks the user as validated for the current host.

  Parameters:

  user - Specifying a username requires 'super' access, which is granted by 'p4 protect'.

  opts - Login2Options

  Returns:

  Verification message from second factor authorization.

  Throws:

  P4JavaException - if any errors occur during the processing of this command.