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23
24 package com.sun.enterprise.cli.commands;
25
26 import com.sun.enterprise.cli.framework.*;
27
28 /**
29    This class gets called when create-security-map and update-security-map
30    commands are invoked.
31    This class will overwrite validOptions in GenericCommand to validate
32    the mappedpassword option. If the mappedpassword and passwordfile options
33    are not entered in the command line and interactive is true, then
34    CLI does not prompt the user for the password since this option is optional.
35  */

36 public class SecurityMapCommand extends GenericCommand
37 {
38     private static final String JavaDoc MAPPED_PASSWORD = "mappedpassword";
39     
40     protected String JavaDoc getOptionName() {
41         return MAPPED_PASSWORD;
42     }
43     
44     /**
45        Validate the mappedpassword option.
46      */

47     public boolean validateOptions() throws CommandValidationException
48     {
49         super.validateOptions();
50         
51         try {String JavaDoc mappedPassword = getPassword(getOptionName(), true, false, false, false, null, null, false, false, false, true);
52             setOption(getOptionName(), mappedPassword);
53         }
54         catch (CommandException ce) {
55             throw new CommandValidationException(ce.getLocalizedMessage());
56         }
57         
58         return true;
59     }
60
61 }
62
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