JAVA SDK module for Safewalk integration

• Authentication API

Authentication API

Usage

String host = "https://192.168.1.160";
long  port = 8443;
private static final String AUTHENTICATION_API_ACCESS_TOKEN = "c4608fc697e844829bb5a27cce13737250161bd0";
private static final String ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN = "1237d30e0f29e6e59bb5a27cce1373722c72c749";

SafewalkClient client = new SafewalkClientImpl(this.serverConnectivityHelper);
CreateUserResponse response2 = client.createUser(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username, "12345", "Test", "User", "+5491222546985", "s12313@gmail.com", "");
System.out.println("CREATE USER RESPONSE : " + response2);
//
AuthenticationResponse response1 = client.authenticate(AUTHENTICATION_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username, "12345");
System.out.println("AUTHENTICATION RESPONSE : " + response1);
//
UpdateUserResponse response3 = client.updateUser(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username, "+549122254116985", "s12313@gmail.com");
System.out.println("UPDATE USER RESPONSE : " + response3);
//
GetUserResponse response4 = client.getUser(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username);
System.out.println("GET USER RESPONSE : " + response4);
//
SetStaticPasswordResponse response5 = client.setStaticPassword(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username, "abcde");
System.out.println("SET STATIC PASSWORD RESPONSE : " + response5);
//
AssociateTokenResponse response6 = client.associateToken(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username, DeviceType.SESAMI_MOBILE, false, false);
System.out.println("ASSOCIATE TOKEN RESPONSE : " + response6);
//
CreateRegistrationCode response7 = client.createRegistrationCode(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username);
System.out.println("CREATE REGISTRATION TOKEN RESPONSE : " + response7);
//
GetTokenAssociationsResponse response8 = client.getTokenAssociations(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username);
System.out.println("GET ASSOCIATIONS RESPONSE : " + response8);
//
DeleteTokenAssociation response9 = client.deleteTokenAssociation(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username, DeviceType.getEnum(response8.getAssociations().get(0).getDeviceType()), response8.getAssociations().get(0).getSerialNumber());
System.out.println("DELETE ASSOCIATIONS RESPONSE : " + response9);
//
DeleteUserResponse response10 = client.deleteUser(ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN, username);
System.out.println("DELETE USER RESPONSE : " + response10);

• host : The server host
• port : The server port
• AUTHENTICATION_API_ACCESS_TOKEN : The access token of the system user created to access the authentication-api
• ADMIN_API_ACCESS_TOKEN : The access token of the system user created to access the admin-api

Authentication Response Examples (AuthenticationResponse class)

The response below show the result of providing valid credentials

200 | ACCESS_ALLOWED | admin

The response below show the result when the access token is not valid (to fix it, check for the access token in the superadmin console)

401 | Invalid token

The response below show the result when no access token is provided (to fix it, check for the access token in the superadmin console)

401 | Invalid bearer header. No credentials provided.

The response below show the result when the credentials (username / password) are not valid

401 | ACCESS_DENIED | Invalid credentials, please make sure you entered your username and up to date password/otp correctly

The response below show the result when the user is locked

401 | ACCESS_DENIED | The user is locked, please contact your system administrator

The response below show the result when the user is required to enter an OTP

401 | ACCESS_CHALLENGE | admin | Please enter your OTP code