VoucherAccessInfo  - AS3

The type of authentication required to obtain a voucher for the associated content.

The supported types of authentication are:

• AuthenticationMethod.ANONYMOUS — anyone can obtain a voucher.
• AuthenticationMethod.USERNAME_AND_PASSWORD — the user must supply a valid username and password of an account that is authorized to view the associated content.

The AuthenticationMethod class provides string constants to use with the authenticationMethod property.

A user-friendly string that you can use to refer to the specified VoucherAccessInfo object in the user interface.

If the metadata file for a piece of media content has multiple vouchers, each with its own VoucherAccessInfo object, the user might need to decide which voucher to authenticate to. For example, you might have a subscription-level voucher with high privileges for viewing content, as well as a basic-level voucher with lower privileges. To distinguish between these two vouchers, use the descriptive string in the displayName property. The string is set by the media packager tool (the tool that packages and encrypts media in preparation for distribution with a media rights server, such as Flash Access).

For applications that are localized, you can use this property as an identifier. The application can detect the locale and localize the strings accordingly.

The content domain of the media rights server to which the user must be authenticated to obtain the voucher for the associated content.

If authentication is to the default domain or no authentication is required, the value of domainName is null.

Note: The domain returned by this property has nothing to do with network or Internet domain names. In this case, a domain is a group of content or user accounts. For example, a single server could support several domains, each with its own set of content channels and subscribers.

A unique identifier for the policy that this VoucherAccessInfo represents.

If the metadata file for a piece of media content has multiple vouchers, each with its own VoucherAccessInfo object, the user might need to decide which voucher to authenticate to. For example, you might have a subscription-level voucher with high privileges for viewing content, as well as a basic-level voucher with lower privileges. The policyID of the acquired DRMVoucher object will match the policyID of the VoucherAccessInfo under which the voucher was issued.