Package com.okta.sdk.resource.api

Class AuthorizationServerKeysApi

java.lang.Object

com.okta.sdk.resource.api.AuthorizationServerKeysApi

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public class AuthorizationServerKeysApi
extends Object

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
AuthorizationServerKeysApi()
AuthorizationServerKeysApi(ApiClient apiClient)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
ApiClient	getApiClient()
AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey	getAuthorizationServerKey(String authServerId, String keyId)	Retrieve an authorization server key Retrieves an Authorization Server Key specified by the `keyId`
AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey	getAuthorizationServerKey(String authServerId, String keyId, Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)	Retrieve an authorization server key Retrieves an Authorization Server Key specified by the `keyId`
protected static com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper	getObjectMapper()
List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>	listAuthorizationServerKeys(String authServerId)	List all credential keys Lists all of the current, future, and expired Keys used by the Custom Authorization Server
List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>	listAuthorizationServerKeys(String authServerId, Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)	List all credential keys Lists all of the current, future, and expired Keys used by the Custom Authorization Server
Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>	listAuthorizationServerKeysPaged(String authServerId)	List all credential keys (Paginated) Lists all of the current, future, and expired Keys used by the Custom Authorization Server This method returns a lazy, paginated iterable that automatically handles pagination.
Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>	listAuthorizationServerKeysPaged(String authServerId, Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)	List all credential keys (Paginated with additional headers) Lists all of the current, future, and expired Keys used by the Custom Authorization Server This method returns a lazy, paginated iterable that automatically handles pagination.
List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>	rotateAuthorizationServerKeys(String authServerId, JwkUse use)	Rotate all credential keys Rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server.
List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>	rotateAuthorizationServerKeys(String authServerId, JwkUse use, Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)	Rotate all credential keys Rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server.
Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>	rotateAuthorizationServerKeysPaged(String authServerId, JwkUse use)	Rotate all credential keys (Paginated) Rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server.
Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>	rotateAuthorizationServerKeysPaged(String authServerId, JwkUse use, Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)	Rotate all credential keys (Paginated with additional headers) Rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server.
void	setApiClient(ApiClient apiClient)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Details

AuthorizationServerKeysApi

public AuthorizationServerKeysApi()

AuthorizationServerKeysApi

public AuthorizationServerKeysApi(ApiClient apiClient)

Method Details

getApiClient

public ApiClient getApiClient()

setApiClient

public void setApiClient(ApiClient apiClient)

getAuthorizationServerKey

public AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey getAuthorizationServerKey(String authServerId,
 String keyId)
                                                        throws ApiException

Retrieve an authorization server key Retrieves an Authorization Server Key specified by the `keyId`

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

keyId - `id` of the certificate key (required)

Returns:

AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey

Throws:

ApiException - if fails to make API call

getAuthorizationServerKey

public AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey getAuthorizationServerKey(String authServerId,
 String keyId,
 Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)
                                                        throws ApiException

Retrieve an authorization server key Retrieves an Authorization Server Key specified by the `keyId`

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

keyId - `id` of the certificate key (required)

additionalHeaders - additionalHeaders for this call

Returns:

AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey

Throws:

ApiException - if fails to make API call

listAuthorizationServerKeys

public List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> listAuthorizationServerKeys(String authServerId)
                                                                throws ApiException

List all credential keys Lists all of the current, future, and expired Keys used by the Custom Authorization Server

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

Returns:

List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>

Throws:

ApiException - if fails to make API call

listAuthorizationServerKeys

public List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> listAuthorizationServerKeys(String authServerId,
 Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)
                                                                throws ApiException

List all credential keys Lists all of the current, future, and expired Keys used by the Custom Authorization Server

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

additionalHeaders - additionalHeaders for this call

Returns:

List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>

Throws:

ApiException - if fails to make API call

listAuthorizationServerKeysPaged

public Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> listAuthorizationServerKeysPaged(String authServerId)

List all credential keys (Paginated) Lists all of the current, future, and expired Keys used by the Custom Authorization Server This method returns a lazy, paginated iterable that automatically handles pagination. It is thread-safe and does not cause memory leaks. Use this method in a for-each loop to automatically fetch all pages without manual cursor management.

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

Returns:

Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> lazy iterable over all pages

listAuthorizationServerKeysPaged

public Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> listAuthorizationServerKeysPaged(String authServerId,
 Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)

List all credential keys (Paginated with additional headers) Lists all of the current, future, and expired Keys used by the Custom Authorization Server This method returns a lazy, paginated iterable that automatically handles pagination. It is thread-safe and does not cause memory leaks.

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

additionalHeaders - additional headers for this call

Returns:

Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> lazy iterable over all pages

rotateAuthorizationServerKeys

public List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> rotateAuthorizationServerKeys(String authServerId,
 JwkUse use)
                                                                  throws ApiException

Rotate all credential keys Rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server. If you rotate Keys, the `ACTIVE` Key becomes the `EXPIRED` Key, the `NEXT` Key becomes the `ACTIVE` Key, and the Custom Authorization Server immediately begins using the new active Key to sign tokens. > **Note:** Okta rotates your Keys automatically in `AUTO` mode. You can rotate Keys yourself in either mode. If Keys are rotated manually, you should invalidate any intermediate cache. and fetch the Keys again using the Keys endpoint.

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

use - (required)

Returns:

List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>

Throws:

ApiException - if fails to make API call

rotateAuthorizationServerKeys

public List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> rotateAuthorizationServerKeys(String authServerId,
 JwkUse use,
 Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)
                                                                  throws ApiException

Rotate all credential keys Rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server. If you rotate Keys, the `ACTIVE` Key becomes the `EXPIRED` Key, the `NEXT` Key becomes the `ACTIVE` Key, and the Custom Authorization Server immediately begins using the new active Key to sign tokens. > **Note:** Okta rotates your Keys automatically in `AUTO` mode. You can rotate Keys yourself in either mode. If Keys are rotated manually, you should invalidate any intermediate cache. and fetch the Keys again using the Keys endpoint.

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

use - (required)

additionalHeaders - additionalHeaders for this call

Returns:

List<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey>

Throws:

ApiException - if fails to make API call

rotateAuthorizationServerKeysPaged

public Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> rotateAuthorizationServerKeysPaged(String authServerId,
 JwkUse use)

Rotate all credential keys (Paginated) Rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server. If you rotate Keys, the `ACTIVE` Key becomes the `EXPIRED` Key, the `NEXT` Key becomes the `ACTIVE` Key, and the Custom Authorization Server immediately begins using the new active Key to sign tokens. > **Note:** Okta rotates your Keys automatically in `AUTO` mode. You can rotate Keys yourself in either mode. If Keys are rotated manually, you should invalidate any intermediate cache. and fetch the Keys again using the Keys endpoint. This method returns a lazy, paginated iterable that automatically handles pagination. It is thread-safe and does not cause memory leaks. Use this method in a for-each loop to automatically fetch all pages without manual cursor management.

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

use - (required)

Returns:

Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> lazy iterable over all pages

rotateAuthorizationServerKeysPaged

public Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> rotateAuthorizationServerKeysPaged(String authServerId,
 JwkUse use,
 Map<String,String> additionalHeaders)

Rotate all credential keys (Paginated with additional headers) Rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server. If you rotate Keys, the `ACTIVE` Key becomes the `EXPIRED` Key, the `NEXT` Key becomes the `ACTIVE` Key, and the Custom Authorization Server immediately begins using the new active Key to sign tokens. > **Note:** Okta rotates your Keys automatically in `AUTO` mode. You can rotate Keys yourself in either mode. If Keys are rotated manually, you should invalidate any intermediate cache. and fetch the Keys again using the Keys endpoint. This method returns a lazy, paginated iterable that automatically handles pagination. It is thread-safe and does not cause memory leaks.

Parameters:

authServerId - `id` of the Authorization Server (required)

use - (required)

additionalHeaders - additional headers for this call

Returns:

Iterable<AuthorizationServerJsonWebKey> lazy iterable over all pages

getObjectMapper

protected static com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper getObjectMapper()