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SSO Configuration Class Analysis

This document outlines a Java configuration class for Single Sign-On (SSO) settings using Spring framework. It defines constants and member variables, includes annotations for component definition and dependency injection, and

Prompt

package com.tusvn.sso.tmp.xu.sso.core.config;

import lombok.Getter;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Value;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;

@Component
public class SSOConfig {

    public static final String LOGIN = "/login";

    public static final String LOGOUT = "/logout";

    public static final String REDIRECT_URL = "redirect_url";

    public static final String APP_ID = "app_id";

    public static final String TOKEN = "token";

    public static final int EXPIRATION = 3600;

    public static final String REDIS_SET = "sso:";

    public static final String AJAX_REQ = "XMLHttpRequest";

    public static final String SSO_USER = "sso_user";

    @Getter
    @Value("${sso.app_id}")
    private String appId;

    @Getter
    @Value("${sso.service.path}")
    private String ssoServicePath;

    @Getter
    @Value("${sso.logout.path:/logout}")
    private String ssoLogoutPath;

}

Answer

Analysis of User Input

The given Java code defines a configuration class for Single Sign-On (SSO) settings. It uses Spring framework annotations for component definition and value injection. Key configurations such as login, logout URLs, token settings, and Redis configuration are defined as static and final fields. The class also has instance-level fields that are injected from the application's properties file using Spring's @Value annotation.

Pseudo Code Representation

Below is the pseudo code that represents the functionality and logic of the provided Java class.

Pseudo Code

Class Definition

Define a class called SSOConfig.

Constants

Define the following constants:
- LOGIN with value "/login"
- LOGOUT with value "/logout"
- REDIRECT_URL with value "redirect_url"
- APP_ID with value "app_id"
- TOKEN with value "token"
- EXPIRATION with value 3600 (integer)
- REDIS_SET with value "sso:"
- AJAX_REQ with value "XMLHttpRequest"
- SSO_USER with value "sso_user"

Member Variables

Define a variable appId.
Define a variable ssoServicePath.
Define a variable ssoLogoutPath.

Annotations (Context-specific)

Use Component annotation to indicate this class as a Spring component.
Use Getter annotation for generating getter methods for member variables.
Use Value annotation for injecting values from property files.

Detailed Steps

Define Class:
- Class SSOConfig.
Declare Constants:
- LOGIN = "/login"
- LOGOUT = "/logout"
- REDIRECT_URL = "redirect_url"
- APP_ID = "app_id"
- TOKEN = "token"
- EXPIRATION = 3600
- REDIS_SET = "sso:"
- AJAX_REQ = "XMLHttpRequest"
- SSO_USER = "sso_user"
Define Member Variables:
- appId
- ssoServicePath
- ssoLogoutPath
Annotations:
- Component annotation
- Getter annotation for appId, ssoServicePath, ssoLogoutPath
- Value annotation for:
  - appId injected from ${sso.app_id}
  - ssoServicePath injected from ${sso.service.path}
  - ssoLogoutPath injected from ${sso.logout.path:/logout}

Complete Pseudo Code

# Define the SSOConfig class
Class SSOConfig

    # Define constants
    Constant LOGIN = "/login"
    Constant LOGOUT = "/logout"
    Constant REDIRECT_URL = "redirect_url"
    Constant APP_ID = "app_id"
    Constant TOKEN = "token"
    Constant EXPIRATION = 3600
    Constant REDIS_SET = "sso:"
    Constant AJAX_REQ = "XMLHttpRequest"
    Constant SSO_USER = "sso_user"

    # Use annotations to mark as a Spring component
    Annotation Component
   
    # Getter annotations for member variables
    Annotation Getter for appId
    Annotation Getter for ssoServicePath
    Annotation Getter for ssoLogoutPath

    # Value annotations for dependency injection
    Annotation Value("${sso.app_id}")
    Member Variable appId

    Annotation Value("${sso.service.path}")
    Member Variable ssoServicePath

    Annotation Value("${sso.logout.path:/logout}")
    Member Variable ssoLogoutPath

End Class

This pseudo code represents the structure, logic, and dependency injection of the original Java class in a simplified, human-readable form. It captures the essence of the configurations and the use of annotations in the context of a Spring-based application.