denyMessage() vs setDenyMessage()

Hello,

    Should the following calls use setDenyMessage() instead?

> ./auth/negotiate/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage("Authentication in progress");
> ./auth/negotiate/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage("NTLM authentication requires a persistent connection");
> ./auth/negotiate/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage("Login successful");
> ./auth/negotiate/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage(arg);
> ./auth/negotiate/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage(blob);
> ./auth/ntlm/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage("Authentication in progress");
> ./auth/ntlm/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage("NTLM authentication requires a persistent connection");
> ./auth/ntlm/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage("Login successful");
> ./auth/ntlm/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage(blob);
> ./auth/ntlm/UserRequest.cc: auth_user_request->denyMessage(blob);

Thank you,

Alex.

> char const *
> Auth::UserRequest::denyMessage(char const * const default_message)
> {
> if (this == NULL || getDenyMessage() == NULL) {
> return default_message;
> }
>
> return getDenyMessage();
> }
Received on Tue Nov 20 2012 - 18:29:34 MST