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Class GoogleCredentialsProvider.Builder (2.34.0)
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public abstract static class GoogleCredentialsProvider.Builder
Constructors
Builder()
Methods
build()
public GoogleCredentialsProvider build()
getJwtEnabledScopes()
public abstract List<String> getJwtEnabledScopes()
The JWT enable scopes previously provided.
getScopesToApply()
public abstract List<String> getScopesToApply()
The scopes previously provided.
getUseJwtAccessWithScope()
public abstract boolean getUseJwtAccessWithScope()
The UseJwtAccessWithScope value previously provided.
setJwtEnabledScopes(List<String> val)
public abstract GoogleCredentialsProvider.Builder setJwtEnabledScopes(List<String> val)
Sets the scopes that are compatible with JWT tokens.
JWT Tokens don't support scopes, they only support audiences. Audiences allow access to
the entire service as opposed some subset (ie. access can't be restricted to use the scope
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/bigtable.data.readonly
). A service client can opt-in
to using JWT tokens by specifying which scopes encompass the entire service. If any of those
scopes are present when the client is using ServiceAccountCredentials , then JWT
tokens will be used for authentication.
setScopesToApply(List<String> val)
public abstract GoogleCredentialsProvider.Builder setScopesToApply(List<String> val)
Sets the scopes to apply to the credentials that are acquired from Application Default
Credentials, before the credentials are sent to the service.
setUseJwtAccessWithScope(boolean val)
public abstract GoogleCredentialsProvider.Builder setUseJwtAccessWithScope(boolean val)
Whether self signed JWT with scopes should be used for service account credentials.
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Last updated 2023-09-22 UTC.
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