Uses of Class gnu.crypto.keyring.Entry

Uses in package gnu.crypto.keyring

Classes derived from gnu.crypto.keyring.Entry

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A binary data entry is a primitive entry that simply contains some amount of arbitrary binary data and an optional content type.
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An immutable class representing a trusted certificate entry.
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A primitive entry that contains a path of X.509 certificates.
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An envelope entry is a generic container for some number of primitive and other envelope entries.
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An envelope entry that can be "masked" -- placed in a state where the envelope's contents cannot be accessed, due to the envelope not being fully decoded, for example.
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An entry authenticated with a password-based MAC.
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An envelope that is encrypted with a password-derived key.
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A primitive entry is an entry that contains a single cryptographic entity.
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An immutable class representing a private or secret key entry.
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Methods with parameter type gnu.crypto.keyring.Entry

void
Adds a designated Entry to this keyring.

What happens if there is already an entry with the same alias?

void
Adds an entry to this envelope.
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Adds a designated Entry to this keyring.

What happens if there is already an entry with the same alias?

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boolean
Tests if this envelope contains the given entry.
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Removes the specified entry.
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