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Authentication methods

The JADE Client provides a number of authentication methods.

These are specified in the Fragments branch of the XSD Schema at the end of various ProtocolFragments branches in the schema. This is because the authentication method(s) that can be used as for a connection depend on the protocol used.

Note that any number of ProtocolFragments can be specified within a configuration, allowing a number of authentication methods to be predefined for a particular file transfer operation. The AlternativeFragments element can be used to specify a number of alternative connections and authentication methods for 

The protocol-dependency of the various authentication methods is integrated into the XSD Schema and explains why authentication methods lie below ProtocolFragments in the XML hierarchy. This integration in the Schema ensures that the only authentication methods that are supported by a protocol can be specified.

The authentication methods that are supported are:

  • BasicAuthentication:
    • an Account (i.e. user name) is required
    • AND an optional Password
  • and SSHAuthentication:
    • an Account (i.e. user name) is required
    • AND either:
      • AuthenticationMethodPassword with a (required) Password
      • OR AuthenticationMethodPublickey
        • with a (required) AuthenticationFile location
        • AND an optional Passphrase that protects the File

Note that for some protocol fragments StrictHostkeyChecking can be specified.

AcceptUntrustedCertificate

Authentication using the Credential Store

JADE can use the SOS Credential Store to securely access authentication credentials.

 

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