Java org.apache.http.auth AuthScope fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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Introduction

In this page you can find the methods, fields and constructors for org.apache.http.auth AuthScope.

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Field

String	ANY_HOST The `null` value represents any host.
int	ANY_PORT The `-1` value represents any port.
String	ANY_REALM The `null` value represents any realm.
String	ANY_SCHEME The `null` value represents any authentication scheme.
AuthScope	ANY Default scope matching any host, port, realm and authentication scheme.

Constructor

	AuthScope(final String host, final int port) Creates a new credentials scope for the given `host`, `port`, any realm name, and any authentication scheme.
	AuthScope(final HttpHost host)
	AuthScope(final AuthScope authscope) Creates a copy of the given credentials scope.
	AuthScope(final HttpHost host, final String realm, final String schemeName)
	AuthScope(final String host, final int port, final String realm) Creates a new credentials scope for the given `host`, `port`, `realm`, and any authentication scheme.
	AuthScope(final String host, final int port, final String realm, final String scheme) Creates a new credentials scope for the given `host`, `port`, `realm`, and `authentication scheme`.

Method

String	getHost()
int	getPort()
String	getRealm()
String	getScheme()
int	match(final AuthScope that) Tests if the authentication scopes match.