Uses of Interface java.security.Key
Uses in package java.security
Methods with parameter type java.security.Key
void
Assign the key to the alias in the keystore, protecting it
with the given password.
Key Translates the key from an unknown or untrusted provider
into a key for this key factory.
Returns a key specification for the given key. keySpec
identifies the specification class to return the key
material in.
Returns a key specification for the given key.
void
Assign the key to the alias in the keystore, protecting it
with the given password.
Key Translates the key from an unknown or untrusted provider into a key from
this key factory.
Methods with return type java.security.Key
Key Returns the key associated with given alias using the
supplied password.
Key Translates the key from an unknown or untrusted provider
into a key for this key factory.
Key Returns the key associated with given alias using the
supplied password.
Key Translates the key from an unknown or untrusted provider into a key from
this key factory.
Uses in package javax.crypto.spec
Classes implementing java.security.Key
class
This is a simple wrapper around a raw byte array, for ciphers that do
not require any key parameters other than the bytes themselves.
Uses in package javax.security.auth.kerberos
Classes implementing java.security.Key
class
This class represents a Kerberos key.
Uses in package javax.crypto
Methods with parameter type java.security.Key
Key Do a phase in the key agreement.
Key Do a phase in the key agreement.
int
Return the length of the given key in bits.
For compatibility this method is not declared
abstract
, and the default implementation will throw an
UnsupportedOperationException
.
void
Initializes this cipher with an operation mode, key, parameters,
and source of randomness.
void
Initializes this cipher with an operation mode, key, and source of
randomness.
void
Initializes this cipher with an operation mode, key, parameters,
and source of randomness.
void
Initialize this mechanism with a key.
void
Initialize this mechanism with a key and parameters.
void
Initialize this key agreement with a key and source of randomness.
void
Initialize this mechanism with a key and parameters.
void
Initialize (or re-initialize) this instance.
void
Initialize this key agreement with a key, parameters, and source of
randomness.
Object Unseal and deserialize this sealed object with the specified key.
Object Unseal and deserialize this sealed object with the specified key,
using a cipher from the named provider.
void
Initialize this cipher with the supplied key.
The cipher will be initialized for encryption, decryption, key
wrapping, or key unwrapping, depending upon whether the
opmode
argument is
ENCRYPT_MODE
,
DECRYPT_MODE
,
WRAP_MODE
, or
UNWRAP_MODE
,
respectively.
If this cipher requires any random bytes (for example for an
initilization vector) than the
SecureRandom
with the highest priority is used as the source of these bytes.
A call to any of the
init
methods overrides the
state of the instance, and is equivalent to creating a new instance
and calling its
init
method.
void
Initialize this cipher with the supplied key and parameters.
The cipher will be initialized for encryption, decryption, key
wrapping, or key unwrapping, depending upon whether the
opmode
argument is
ENCRYPT_MODE
,
DECRYPT_MODE
,
WRAP_MODE
, or
UNWRAP_MODE
,
respectively.
If this cipher requires any random bytes (for example for an
initilization vector) then the
SecureRandom
with the highest priority is used as the source of these bytes.
A call to any of the
init
methods overrides the
state of the instance, and is equivalent to creating a new instance
and calling its
init
method.
void
Initialize this cipher with the supplied key, parameters, and
source of randomness.
The cipher will be initialized for encryption, decryption, key
wrapping, or key unwrapping, depending upon whether the
opmode
argument is
ENCRYPT_MODE
,
DECRYPT_MODE
,
WRAP_MODE
, or
UNWRAP_MODE
,
respectively.
A call to any of the
init
methods overrides the
state of the instance, and is equivalent to creating a new instance
and calling its
init
method.
void
Initialize this cipher with the supplied key and source of
randomness.
The cipher will be initialized for encryption, decryption, key
wrapping, or key unwrapping, depending upon whether the
opmode
argument is
ENCRYPT_MODE
,
DECRYPT_MODE
,
WRAP_MODE
, or
UNWRAP_MODE
,
respectively.
A call to any of the
init
methods overrides the
state of the instance, and is equivalent to creating a new instance
and calling its
init
method.
void
Initialize this cipher with the supplied key and parameters.
The cipher will be initialized for encryption, decryption, key
wrapping, or key unwrapping, depending upon whether the
opmode
argument is
ENCRYPT_MODE
,
DECRYPT_MODE
,
WRAP_MODE
, or
UNWRAP_MODE
,
respectively.
If this cipher requires any random bytes (for example for an
initilization vector) then the
SecureRandom
with the highest priority is used as the source of these bytes.
A call to any of the
init
methods overrides the
state of the instance, and is equivalent to creating a new instance
and calling its
init
method.
void
Initialize this cipher with the supplied key, parameters, and
source of randomness.
The cipher will be initialized for encryption, decryption, key
wrapping, or key unwrapping, depending upon whether the
opmode
argument is
ENCRYPT_MODE
,
DECRYPT_MODE
,
WRAP_MODE
, or
UNWRAP_MODE
,
respectively.
A call to any of the
init
methods overrides the
state of the instance, and is equivalent to creating a new instance
and calling its
init
method.
void
Initialize this key agreement with a key.
void
Initialize this MAC with a key and no parameters.
void
Initialize this key agreement with a key and a source of
randomness.
void
Initialize this key agreement with a key and parameters.
void
Initialize this MAC with a key and parameters.
void
Initialize this key agreement with a key, parameters, and source of
randomness.
Methods with return type java.security.Key
Key Do a phase in the key agreement.
Key Do a phase in the key agreement.
Key Unwraps a previously-wrapped key.
For compatibility this method is not declared
abstract
, and the default implementation will throw an
UnsupportedOperationException
.
Key Unwrap a previously-wrapped key.