Class AuthenticationApi.Authenticate

Enclosing class:
AuthenticationApi

public final class AuthenticationApi.Authenticate extends EndpointCategoryCall<AuthenticationApi.Authenticate>
Handler for the authenticate API method that lets you choose the content type via the Accept header.
  • Method Details

    • self

      Specified by:
      self in class ApiCall<AuthenticationApi.Authenticate>
    • endpointCategory

      public Class<? extends EndpointCategory> endpointCategory()
      Specified by:
      endpointCategory in class EndpointCategoryCall<AuthenticationApi.Authenticate>
      Returns:
      The endpoint category that created this API call.
    • requestJson

      public ApiInvocation<AuthenticationResponse> requestJson()
      Calls the API with the Accept header set to application/json; charset=utf-8.

      Authenticates a user. Authenticates a user by username and password, using a single system authenticator with the UUID given as a path parameter. If the authentication is successful, an access token, a refresh token, and an ID token are returned. If the user or the system has multi-factor authentication (MFA) enabled, the response will contain a temporary MFA token indicating that MFA is required. The user must then verify the MFA code using the /verify endpoint with the temporary MFA token. In case of E-Mail MFA , the user will receive an E-Mail with the MFA code, which they must then provide to complete the authentication process.

      Status codes that may be returned by this API call:

      • 200 - An JSON with access, refresh and id token and necessary metadata after successful authentication.
      Returns:
      A completion stage that resolves with the data returned by the API.
    • requestJson_v1_0

      public ApiInvocation<AuthenticationResponse> requestJson_v1_0()
      Calls the API with the Accept header set to application/vnd.xima.fc.api.rest.public+json; version=1.0; charset=utf-8.

      Authenticates a user. Authenticates a user by username and password, using a single system authenticator with the UUID given as a path parameter. If the authentication is successful, an access token, a refresh token, and an ID token are returned. If the user or the system has multi-factor authentication (MFA) enabled, the response will contain a temporary MFA token indicating that MFA is required. The user must then verify the MFA code using the /verify endpoint with the temporary MFA token. In case of E-Mail MFA , the user will receive an E-Mail with the MFA code, which they must then provide to complete the authentication process.

      Status codes that may be returned by this API call:

      • 200 - An JSON with access, refresh and id token and necessary metadata after successful authentication.
      Returns:
      A completion stage that resolves with the data returned by the API.