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/*
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namespace Apache.Qpid.Channel
{
/// <summary>
/// This class is used by the AMQP Transport to set transport-level security settings for a binding
/// </summary>
public sealed class AmqpTransportSecurity
{
private AmqpCredentialType credentialType;
// WCF frowns on unencrypted credentials on the wire, but AMQP is agnostic.
// For interoperability, allow SSL to be turned on/off independentaly.
private bool useSSL;
// Allow per channel credentials, but also ease the common case where
// credentials are shared and wish to be globally set in a config file.
private AmqpCredential defaultCredential;
// if true, do not look at context for ServiceModel.Description.ClientCredentials.
// ClientCredentials will be place of choice for WCF traditionalists
// to specify auth tokens to the AMQP server when Windows and SASL tokens
// look the same. At other times it makes no sense and sometimes it is
// confusing with Message-level credentials.
private bool ignoreEndpointClientCredentials;
internal AmqpTransportSecurity()
{
this.credentialType = AmqpCredentialType.Anonymous;
this.useSSL = true;
}
/// <summary>
/// gets or sets the SASL mechanism for AMQP authentication between client and server.
/// </summary>
public AmqpCredentialType CredentialType
{
get { return this.credentialType; }
set { this.credentialType = value; }
}
/// <summary>
/// gets or sets the flag that controls the use of SSL encryption
/// over the network connection.
/// </summary>
public bool UseSSL
{
get { return this.useSSL; }
set { this.useSSL = value; }
}
/// <summary>
/// gets the default credential object for authentication with the AMQP server.
/// </summary>
public AmqpCredential DefaultCredential
{
get { return this.defaultCredential; }
set { this.defaultCredential = value; }
}
/// <summary>
/// gets or sets the endpoint ClientCredentials search parameter. If true,
/// only AmqpCredential objects are searched for in the surrounding context.
/// </summary>
public bool IgnoreEndpointClientCredentials
{
get { return this.ignoreEndpointClientCredentials; }
set { this.ignoreEndpointClientCredentials = value; }
}
internal AmqpTransportSecurity Clone()
{
AmqpTransportSecurity sec = (AmqpTransportSecurity)this.MemberwiseClone();
if (this.defaultCredential != null)
{
sec.defaultCredential = this.defaultCredential.Clone();
}
return sec;
}
}
}
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