public function __construct($error)
{
parent::__construct();
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_Error] = $error;
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_ErrorCode] = 'unsupported-type';
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_SessionType] = OpenIdProtocol::AssociationSessionTypeDHSHA256;
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_AssocType] = OpenIdProtocol::SignatureAlgorithmHMAC_SHA256;
}
/** Common Response Parameters
* @param $assoc_handle
* The association handle is used as a key to refer to this association in subsequent messages.
* A string 255 characters or less in length. It MUST consist only of ASCII characters in the
* range 33-126 inclusive (printable non-whitespace characters).
* @param $session_type
* The value of the "openid.session_type" parameter from the request. If the OP is unwilling
* or unable to support this association type, it MUST return an unsuccessful response.
* @param $assoc_type
* The value of the "openid.assoc_type" parameter from the request. If the OP is unwilling or
* unable to support this association type, it MUST return an unsuccessful response.
* @param $expires_in
* The lifetime, in seconds, of this association. The Relying Party MUST NOT use
* the association after this time has passed.
* An integer, represented in base 10 ASCII.
*/
public function __construct($assoc_handle, $session_type, $assoc_type, $expires_in)
{
parent::__construct();
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_AssocHandle] = $assoc_handle;
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_SessionType] = $session_type;
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_AssocType] = $assoc_type;
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIdProtocol_ExpiresIn] = $expires_in;
}
/**
* 11.4.2.2. Response Parameters
* ns :As specified in Section 5.1.2.
* is_valid
* Value: "true" or "false"; asserts whether the signature of the verification
* request is valid.
* invalidate_handle
* Value: (optional) The "invalidate_handle" value sent in the verification request,
* if the OP confirms it is invalid.
* Description: If present in a verification response with "is_valid" set to "true",
* the Relying Party SHOULD remove the corresponding association from its store and
* SHOULD NOT send further authentication requests with this handle.
* Note: This two-step process for invalidating associations is necessary to prevent an attacker from invalidating an association at will by adding "invalidate_handle" parameters to an authentication response.
* @param $is_valid
* @param null $invalidate_handle
*/
public function __construct($is_valid, $invalidate_handle = null)
{
parent::__construct();
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_IsValid] = $is_valid;
if (!is_null($invalidate_handle) && !empty($invalidate_handle)) {
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_InvalidateHandle] = $invalidate_handle;
}
}
/**
* @param $error : A human-readable message indicating the cause of the error.
* @param null $contact : (optional) Contact address for the administrator of the sever.
* The contact address may take any form, as it is intended to be
* displayed to a person.
* @param null $reference : (optional) A reference token, such as a support ticket number
* or a URL to a news blog, etc.
*/
public function __construct($error, $contact = null, $reference = null)
{
parent::__construct();
$this->setHttpCode(self::HttpErrorResponse);
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_Error] = $error;
//opt values
if (!is_null($contact)) {
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_Contact] = $contact;
}
if (!is_null($reference)) {
$this[OpenIdProtocol::OpenIDProtocol_Reference] = $reference;
}
}