io.apigee.trireme.kernel.crypto

Interface CryptoService

public interface CryptoService

This interface does the stuff that is not built in to Java 6 and 7. We will load an instance of it using the ServiceLoader and if found, use it -- and if not, then we will not have certain crypto functionality.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
KeyStore	createPemKeyStore()
Provider	getProvider() Return a standard security provider -- we may use this to explicitly pick certain algorithms.
X509Certificate	readCertificate(InputStream is)
KeyPair	readKeyPair(String algorithm, InputStream is, char[] passphrase)
KeyPair	readKeyPair(String algorithm, String pem, char[] passphrase)
PublicKey	readPublicKey(String algorithm, InputStream is)
PublicKey	readPublicKey(String algorithm, String pem)

Method Detail

readKeyPair

KeyPair readKeyPair(String algorithm,
                  InputStream is,
                  char[] passphrase)
                    throws IOException,
                           CryptoException

Throws:

IOException

CryptoException

readKeyPair

KeyPair readKeyPair(String algorithm,
                  String pem,
                  char[] passphrase)
                    throws IOException,
                           CryptoException

Throws:

IOException

CryptoException

readPublicKey

PublicKey readPublicKey(String algorithm,
                      InputStream is)
                        throws IOException,
                               CryptoException

Throws:

IOException

CryptoException

readPublicKey

PublicKey readPublicKey(String algorithm,
                      String pem)
                        throws IOException,
                               CryptoException

Throws:

IOException

CryptoException

readCertificate

X509Certificate readCertificate(InputStream is)
                                throws IOException,
                                       CryptoException

Throws:

IOException

CryptoException

createPemKeyStore

KeyStore createPemKeyStore()

getProvider

Provider getProvider()

Return a standard security provider -- we may use this to explicitly pick certain algorithms.