com.microsoft.azure.storage.core.StorageCredentialsHelper Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: CloudStorageAccount.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Creates a new File service client. * * @return A {@link CloudFileClient} that represents the cloud File client. * */ public CloudFileClient createCloudFileClient() { if (this.getFileStorageUri() == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.FILE_ENDPOINT_NOT_CONFIGURED); } if (this.credentials == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.MISSING_CREDENTIALS); } if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsGenerateClient(this.credentials)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.CREDENTIALS_CANNOT_SIGN_REQUEST); } return new CloudFileClient(this.getFileStorageUri(), this.getCredentials()); }
Example #2
Source File: CloudStorageAccount.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Creates a new Queue service client. * * @return A client object that uses the Queue service endpoint. */ public CloudQueueClient createCloudQueueClient() { if (this.getQueueStorageUri() == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.QUEUE_ENDPOINT_NOT_CONFIGURED); } if (this.credentials == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.MISSING_CREDENTIALS); } if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsGenerateClient(this.credentials)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.CREDENTIALS_CANNOT_SIGN_REQUEST); } return new CloudQueueClient(this.getQueueStorageUri(), this.getCredentials()); }
Example #3
Source File: CloudStorageAccount.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Creates a new Table service client. * * @return A client object that uses the Table service endpoint. */ public CloudTableClient createCloudTableClient() { if (this.getTableStorageUri() == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.TABLE_ENDPOINT_NOT_CONFIGURED); } if (this.credentials == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.MISSING_CREDENTIALS); } if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsGenerateClient(this.credentials)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.CREDENTIALS_CANNOT_SIGN_REQUEST); } return new CloudTableClient(this.getTableStorageUri(), this.getCredentials()); }
Example #4
Source File: CloudFileShare.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
/** * Returns a shared access signature for the share. Note this does not contain the leading "?". * * @param policy * An {@link SharedAccessFilePolicy} object that represents the access policy for the * shared access signature. * @param groupPolicyIdentifier * A <code>String</code> which represents the share-level access policy. * @param ipRange * A {@link IPRange} object containing the range of allowed IP addresses. * @param protocols * A {@link SharedAccessProtocols} representing the allowed Internet protocols. * * @return A <code>String</code> which represents a shared access signature for the share. * * @throws StorageException * If a storage service error occurred. * @throws InvalidKeyException * If the key is invalid. */ public String generateSharedAccessSignature( final SharedAccessFilePolicy policy, final String groupPolicyIdentifier, final IPRange ipRange, final SharedAccessProtocols protocols) throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException { if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsSignRequest(this.fileServiceClient.getCredentials())) { final String errorMessage = SR.CANNOT_CREATE_SAS_WITHOUT_ACCOUNT_KEY; throw new IllegalArgumentException(errorMessage); } final String resourceName = this.getSharedAccessCanonicalName(); final String signature = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureHashForBlobAndFile( policy, null /* SharedAccessHeaders */, groupPolicyIdentifier, resourceName, ipRange, protocols, this.fileServiceClient); final UriQueryBuilder builder = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureForBlobAndFile( policy, null /* SharedAccessHeaders */, groupPolicyIdentifier, "s", ipRange, protocols, signature); return builder.toString(); }
Example #5
Source File: CloudStorageAccount.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Returns a shared access signature for the account. * * @param policy * A {@link SharedAccessAccountPolicy} specifying the access policy for the shared access signature. * * @return The query string returned includes the leading question mark. * @throws StorageException * If a storage service error occurred. * @throws InvalidKeyException * If the key is invalid. */ public String generateSharedAccessSignature(SharedAccessAccountPolicy policy) throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException { if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsSignRequest(this.getCredentials())) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.CANNOT_CREATE_SAS_WITHOUT_ACCOUNT_KEY); } final String sig = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureHashForAccount( this.credentials.getAccountName(), policy, this.getCredentials()); final UriQueryBuilder sasBuilder = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureForAccount(policy, sig); return sasBuilder.toString(); }
Example #6
Source File: CloudBlobContainer.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Returns a shared access signature for the container. Note this does not contain the leading "?". * * @param policy * An {@link SharedAccessBlobPolicy} object that represents the access policy for the shared access * signature. * @param groupPolicyIdentifier * A <code>String</code> which represents the container-level access policy. * @param ipRange * A {@link IPRange} object containing the range of allowed IP addresses. * @param protocols * A {@link SharedAccessProtocols} representing the allowed Internet protocols. * * @return A <code>String</code> which represents a shared access signature for the container. * * @throws StorageException * If a storage service error occurred. * @throws InvalidKeyException * If the key is invalid. */ public String generateSharedAccessSignature(final SharedAccessBlobPolicy policy, final String groupPolicyIdentifier, final IPRange ipRange, final SharedAccessProtocols protocols) throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException { if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsSignRequest(this.blobServiceClient.getCredentials())) { final String errorMessage = SR.CANNOT_CREATE_SAS_WITHOUT_ACCOUNT_KEY; throw new IllegalArgumentException(errorMessage); } final String resourceName = this.getSharedAccessCanonicalName(); final String signature = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureHashForBlobAndFile( policy, null /* SharedAccessBlobHeaders */, groupPolicyIdentifier, resourceName, ipRange, protocols, this.blobServiceClient); final UriQueryBuilder builder = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureForBlobAndFile(policy, null /* SharedAccessBlobHeaders */, groupPolicyIdentifier, "c", ipRange, protocols, signature); return builder.toString(); }
Example #7
Source File: CloudBlob.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Returns a shared access signature for the blob using the specified group policy identifier and operation context. * Note this does not contain the leading "?". * * @param policy * A <code>{@link SharedAccessPolicy}</code> object that represents the access policy for the shared * access signature. * @param headers * A <code>{@link SharedAccessBlobHeaders}</code> object that represents the optional header values to * set for a blob accessed with this shared access signature. * @param groupPolicyIdentifier * A <code>String</code> that represents the container-level access policy. * @param ipRange * A {@link IPRange} object containing the range of allowed IP addresses. * @param protocols * A {@link SharedAccessProtocols} representing the allowed Internet protocols. * * @return A <code>String</code> that represents the shared access signature. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException * If the credentials are invalid or the blob is a snapshot. * @throws InvalidKeyException * If the credentials are invalid. * @throws StorageException * If a storage service error occurred. */ public String generateSharedAccessSignature( final SharedAccessBlobPolicy policy, final SharedAccessBlobHeaders headers, final String groupPolicyIdentifier, final IPRange ipRange, final SharedAccessProtocols protocols) throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException { if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsSignRequest(this.blobServiceClient.getCredentials())) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.CANNOT_CREATE_SAS_WITHOUT_ACCOUNT_KEY); } if (this.isSnapshot()) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.CANNOT_CREATE_SAS_FOR_SNAPSHOTS); } final String resourceName = this.getCanonicalName(true); final String signature = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureHashForBlobAndFile( policy, headers, groupPolicyIdentifier, resourceName, ipRange, protocols, this.blobServiceClient); final UriQueryBuilder builder = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureForBlobAndFile( policy, headers, groupPolicyIdentifier, "b", ipRange, protocols, signature); return builder.toString(); }
Example #8
Source File: CloudFile.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Returns a shared access signature for the file using the specified group policy identifier and * shared access file headers. Note this does not contain the leading "?". * * @param policy * A <code>{@link SharedAccessFilePolicy}</code> object that represents the access policy for the shared * access signature. * @param headers * A <code>{@link SharedAccessFileHeaders}</code> object that represents the optional header values to * set for a file accessed with this shared access signature. * @param groupPolicyIdentifier * A <code>String</code> that represents the share-level access policy. * @param ipRange * A {@link IPRange} object containing the range of allowed IP addresses. * @param protocols * A {@link SharedAccessProtocols} representing the allowed Internet protocols. * * @return A <code>String</code> that represents the shared access signature. * * @throws IllegalArgumentException * If the credentials are invalid. * @throws InvalidKeyException * If the credentials are invalid. * @throws StorageException * If a storage service error occurred. */ public String generateSharedAccessSignature( final SharedAccessFilePolicy policy, final SharedAccessFileHeaders headers, final String groupPolicyIdentifier, final IPRange ipRange, final SharedAccessProtocols protocols) throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException { if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsSignRequest(this.fileServiceClient.getCredentials())) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.CANNOT_CREATE_SAS_WITHOUT_ACCOUNT_KEY); } final String signature = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureHashForBlobAndFile( policy, headers, groupPolicyIdentifier, this.getCanonicalName(), ipRange, protocols, this.fileServiceClient); final UriQueryBuilder builder = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureForBlobAndFile( policy, headers, groupPolicyIdentifier, "f", ipRange, protocols, signature); return builder.toString(); }
Example #9
Source File: CloudTable.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Creates a shared access signature for the table. * * @param policy * A {@link SharedAccessTablePolicy} object which represents the access policy for the shared access * signature. * @param accessPolicyIdentifier * A <code>String</code> which represents a table-level access policy. * @param startPartitionKey * A <code>String</code> which represents the starting partition key. * @param startRowKey * A <code>String</code> which represents the starting row key. * @param endPartitionKey * A <code>String</code> which represents the ending partition key. * @param endRowKey * A <code>String</code> which represents the ending end key. * @param ipRange * A {@link IPRange} object containing the range of allowed IP addresses. * @param protocols * A {@link SharedAccessProtocols} representing the allowed Internet protocols. * * @return A <code>String</code> containing the shared access signature for the table. * * @throws InvalidKeyException * If an invalid key was passed. * @throws StorageException * If a storage service error occurred. * @throws IllegalArgumentException * If an unexpected value is passed. */ public String generateSharedAccessSignature( final SharedAccessTablePolicy policy, final String accessPolicyIdentifier, final String startPartitionKey, final String startRowKey, final String endPartitionKey, final String endRowKey, final IPRange ipRange, final SharedAccessProtocols protocols) throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException { if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsSignRequest(this.tableServiceClient.getCredentials())) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(SR.CANNOT_CREATE_SAS_WITHOUT_ACCOUNT_KEY); } final String resourceName = this.getSharedAccessCanonicalName(); final String signature = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureHashForTable( policy, accessPolicyIdentifier, resourceName, ipRange, protocols, startPartitionKey, startRowKey, endPartitionKey, endRowKey, this.tableServiceClient); final UriQueryBuilder builder = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureForTable( policy, startPartitionKey, startRowKey, endPartitionKey, endRowKey, accessPolicyIdentifier, ipRange, protocols, this.name, signature); return builder.toString(); }
Example #10
Source File: CloudQueue.java From azure-storage-android with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * Returns a shared access signature for the queue. * * @param policy * The access policy for the shared access signature. * @param groupPolicyIdentifier * A queue-level access policy. * @param ipRange * A {@link IPRange} object containing the range of allowed IP addresses. * @param protocols * A {@link SharedAccessProtocols} representing the allowed Internet protocols. * * @return A shared access signature for the queue. * * @throws InvalidKeyException * If an invalid key was passed. * @throws StorageException * If a storage service error occurred. * @throws IllegalArgumentException * If an unexpected value is passed. */ public String generateSharedAccessSignature( final SharedAccessQueuePolicy policy, final String groupPolicyIdentifier, final IPRange ipRange, final SharedAccessProtocols protocols) throws InvalidKeyException, StorageException { if (!StorageCredentialsHelper.canCredentialsSignRequest(this.queueServiceClient.getCredentials())) { final String errorMessage = SR.CANNOT_CREATE_SAS_WITHOUT_ACCOUNT_KEY; throw new IllegalArgumentException(errorMessage); } final String resourceName = this.getSharedAccessCanonicalName(); final String signature = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureHashForQueue( policy, groupPolicyIdentifier, resourceName, ipRange, protocols, this.queueServiceClient); final UriQueryBuilder builder = SharedAccessSignatureHelper.generateSharedAccessSignatureForQueue( policy, groupPolicyIdentifier, ipRange, protocols, signature); return builder.toString(); }