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Class ZCL_LLM_AUTH_DISABLED

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Overview

The class zcl_llm_auth_disabled provides a no-operation implementation of authorization checks for cryptographic and provider management operations. It explicitly bypasses all authorization validations, allowing unrestricted access to sensitive functionalities.

Public Methods:

  • zif_llm_auth~check_decrypt: No-op for decryption authorization checks.
  • zif_llm_auth~check_encrypt: No-op for encryption authorization checks.
  • zif_llm_auth~check_get_client: Skips authorization for client retrieval.
  • zif_llm_auth~check_provider_maintenance: Allows provider maintenance without restrictions.

Designed for scenarios where authorization enforcement is delegated to external systems or explicitly disabled.

Dependencies

  • Interface: Implements zif_llm_auth to adhere to authorization contracts.
  • BADI: Intended for registration via ZLLM_DEFAULTS to override default auth behavior.
  • Exception: References zcx_llm_authorization (not raised in this implementation).

Details

flowchart LR  
    BADI_ZLLM_DEFAULTS[[BADI ZLLM_DEFAULTS]] -->|Registers| zcl_llm_auth_disabled  
    zcl_llm_auth_disabled -.->|Implements| zif_llm_auth  
    zif_llm_auth -->|Defines contracts| check_methods[check_decrypt, check_encrypt, etc.]  
    classDef badi fill:#d4eafc,stroke:#2a6ebb;  
    classDef interface fill:#f0f8ff,stroke:#4682b4;  
    class BADI_ZLLM_DEFAULTS badi  
    class zif_llm_auth interface

Design Intent:

  • Empty method implementations ensure no authorization exceptions are raised, as validated by test cases (e.g., ltcl_llm_auth_disabled).
  • Acts as a fallback or testing stub when authorization is managed externally or disabled.
  • Comments in methods (#EC EMPTY_PROCEDURE) suppress static check warnings, signaling intentional empty implementations.

Integration:

  • Part of a pluggable authorization framework via BADI, enabling runtime substitution of auth strategies.
  • Critical for environments requiring unconditional access (e.g., automated systems, emergency maintenance).