<blockquote> After a successful authentication, Amazon Cognito returns user pool tokens to your app. </blockquote> <blockquote> The ID Token contains

<p> Get the information associated with the user. </p> @param userName the name of the user @return a UserInfo object if the information could be ret

<p> Change the password for a logged in user. Unlike the forgotten password logic, this does not require an authentication code. </p> @param password

Find a user by email address. @param email @return @throws Exception

Support for resetting the user's password in the event that it was forgotten. @param userName @param resetCode @throws Exception

<p> Get the information associated with the user. </p> @param userName the name of the user to be returned @return a UserInfo object if the informati

<p> Change the email address of a logged in user. </p> @param userName @param newEmailAddr @throws Exception

<p> Change the user's password from a temporary password to a new (permanent) password. </p>

<p> Create a new user. </p>

<p> Delete a user. Since deleting a user can be a "big deal" a password is required. </p> @param userName @param password

<p> Find a user by their email address. </p> @return a UserInfo object if the lookup succeeded or null if there was no user associated with that email

<p> Build an AWS cognito identity provider, based on the parameters defined in the CognitoResources interface. </p> @return

<p> Build an AWSCredentials object from the ID and secret key. </p> @param AWS_ID @param AWS_KEY @return an AWSCredentials object, initialized with t

<p> Determine whether a user with userName exists in the login database. </p> @param userName @return true if the user exists, false otherwise.

<p> Reset a user's password using an authentication code. </p> @param resetRequest @throws Exception

<p> Update selected user attributes. </p> @param newInfo @throws AWSCognitoIdentityProviderException

<p> Log a user into the system </p> @param userName @param password @return a LoginInfo object may include special context information.

<p> Log the user out. </p> @param userName

<p> Change user's email address. The email address is a special attribute since it will be used for communication with the user. </p> <p> In this code

<p> Change the user's password from a temporary password to a new (permanent) password. </p> <p> This function is called to set the password using the

Display the change password form @return

Display the change password form. This form is displayed differently for a forgotten password and for a password change for a logged in user (e.g., a

<p> Change the password for a logged in user. Unlike the forgotten password logic, this does not require an emailed code to change the password. </p>

<p> Flash errors: </p> <ul> <li>user_name_error</li> <li>old_password_error</li> <li>new_password_error</li> <li>verify_password_error</li> <li>change

<p> Flash errors: </p> <ul> <li>user_name_error</li> <li>old_password_error</li> <li>new_password_error</li> <li>verify_password_error</li> <li>change

<p> This is a demonstration for how to handle "profile" information. This consists of Cognito defined or custom attributes. In this demo application t

<p> Create a new user. </p> <p> When a user is created in the Cognito user pool, the user account will be initially inactive. An email with a temporar

This is the web page display method (GET only) @param model @return

Delete an existing user. This code assumes that the operation is logically permitted (a user is only allowed to delete their own account, after

<p> This function is called to reset the user's password if the password has been forgotten. The function will result in an email being sent to the us

<p> Determine whether a user with userName exists in the login database. </p> @param userName @return true if the user exists, false otherwise.

<p> Main index.html page. This page has the login dialog, which is processed (via a post) by the LoginController </p> @param model @return

<p> Handle the input (user, password) from the login form. </p> @param user @param password @param redirect @return

<p> Handle logout. </p> <p> The logout form is in this class since the class handles the application page. The processing for logout is simple, so the

<p> This method handles the data from the create user form. </p> @param userName @param emailAddr @param location @param redirect @return <p> Flash

<p> Reset the user's password using a code that they received via email. </p> @param resetRequest

Given a user name, send an email with a password reset code. @param user @param redirect @return

Update user attributes associated with the user information stored in Cognito. Note that the email attribute is updated separately.

<p> Log a user into the system using Cognito. </p> @param userName @param password @return a LoginInfo object that includes the access token which is

<p> Log the user out. </p> @param userName @throws AWSCognitoIdentityProviderException