Interface ValidationFailedHandler
- All Known Implementing Classes:
 DefaultValidationFailedHandler
public interface ValidationFailedHandler
Handler for handling the case when the core signature validation fails or a 
XMLSignatureException occurs
 during calling XMLSignature.validate(javax.xml.crypto.dsig.XMLValidateContext).
 This handler can be used to react in a specific way on validation failures. For example, the handler could write logs
 or may even ignore certain validation failures.
 Typically the handler throws an exception when a validation failure occurs. There is a certain order how the methods are called.
- First, the method 
start()is called when a core validation fails. - Then 
signatureValueValidationFailed(SignatureValue)is called if the signature validation fails. - Then, for each reference in the signed info whose validation fails 
referenceValidationFailed(Reference)is called. - Then, for each reference in the manifests whose validation fails, the method
 
manifestReferenceValidationFailed(Reference)is called. - Then, the method 
ignoreCoreValidationFailure()is called where you can finally decide whether the processing should go on or be interrupted. - It is ensured that the method 
end()is called at the end of the validation, even if the methods called before have thrown an exception. This allows you to hold state between the start and end of the validation handling process. 
end() method
 is called in a finally block. Best practice is to interrupt the validation at the first occurrence of a validation
 error.- 
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoidend()booleanIf true is returned then the verifier will go-on as if there was no validation failure.voidMethod called when an XMLSignatureException is thrown by the methodXMLSignature.validate(javax.xml.crypto.dsig.XMLValidateContext).voidvoidvoidstart() 
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Method Details
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onXMLSignatureException
Method called when an XMLSignatureException is thrown by the methodXMLSignature.validate(javax.xml.crypto.dsig.XMLValidateContext).You can return more specific exceptions which are useful for your use-case.
- Parameters:
 e- exception- Returns:
 - exception exception which is then thrown by XmlSignerProcessor.
 
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start
void start() - 
signatureValueValidationFailed
- Throws:
 Exception
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referenceValidationFailed
- Throws:
 Exception
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manifestReferenceValidationFailed
- Throws:
 Exception
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ignoreCoreValidationFailure
If true is returned then the verifier will go-on as if there was no validation failure. If false is returned than the verifier will throw anXmlSignatureInvalidException.Best practice is to return
falseto ensure that after a core validation failure, the verification fails.- Returns:
 - true or false
 - Throws:
 Exception
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end
- Throws:
 Exception
 
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