Class Audits.ContentSecurityPolicyIssueDetails

    • Constructor Detail

      • ContentSecurityPolicyIssueDetails

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        public ContentSecurityPolicyIssueDetails​
            (java.lang.String blockedURL,
             java.lang.String violatedDirective,
             boolean isReportOnly,
             java.lang.String contentSecurityPolicyViolationType,
             Audits.AffectedFrame frameAncestor,
             Audits.SourceCodeLocation sourceCodeLocation,
             java.lang.Integer violatingNodeId)
        Constructor
        Parameters:
        blockedURL - The url not included in allowed sources.
        OPTIONAL
        violatedDirective - Specific directive that is violated, causing the CSP issue.
        isReportOnly - -
        contentSecurityPolicyViolationType - -
        frameAncestor - -
        OPTIONAL
        sourceCodeLocation - -
        OPTIONAL
        violatingNodeId - -
        OPTIONAL

    • Method Detail

      • optionals

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        public boolean[] optionals()
        Description copied from class: BaseType
        Implementing this method allows sub-classes to specify which JSON Properties may be absent or null. When binding a JsonObject to a Java-Object, if some of the expected fields for the Java-Object map to Properties which might be left-out or omitted, then that may be indicated by setting that fields array position TRUE.

        NOTE: This array should have a length equal to the number of fields contained by the Java Object. The first boolean in the array should specify whether the first Object Field may by absent. The second boolean should specify whether the second Object Field is optional in the JSON - and so on and so forth...
        Specified by:
        optionals in class BaseType
        Returns:
        A boolean[] array whose length is precisely equal to the number of fields in the Java Object.
        Code:
        Exact Method Body:
         return new boolean[] { true, false, false, false, true, true, true, };

      • equals

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        public boolean equals​(java.lang.Object other)
        Checks whether 'this' equals an input Java-Object
        Overrides:
        equals in class java.lang.Object
        Code:
        Exact Method Body:
         if (other == null)                       return false;
 if (other.getClass() != this.getClass()) return false;
        
 ContentSecurityPolicyIssueDetails o = (ContentSecurityPolicyIssueDetails) other;
        
 return
         Objects.equals(this.blockedURL, o.blockedURL)
     &&  Objects.equals(this.violatedDirective, o.violatedDirective)
     &&  (this.isReportOnly == o.isReportOnly)
     &&  Objects.equals(this.contentSecurityPolicyViolationType, o.contentSecurityPolicyViolationType)
     &&  Objects.equals(this.frameAncestor, o.frameAncestor)
     &&  Objects.equals(this.sourceCodeLocation, o.sourceCodeLocation)
     &&  Objects.equals(this.violatingNodeId, o.violatingNodeId);

      • hashCode

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        public int hashCode()
        Generates a Hash-Code for 'this' instance
        Overrides:
        hashCode in class java.lang.Object
        Code:
        Exact Method Body:
         return
         Objects.hashCode(this.blockedURL)
     +   Objects.hashCode(this.violatedDirective)
     +   (this.isReportOnly ? 1 : 0)
     +   Objects.hashCode(this.contentSecurityPolicyViolationType)
     +   this.frameAncestor.hashCode()
     +   this.sourceCodeLocation.hashCode()
     +   Objects.hashCode(this.violatingNodeId);