In TestOfDHKeyAgreements.java it says:
private void setUp() {
IKeyPairGenerator kpg =
KeyPairGeneratorFactory.getInstance(Registry.DH_KPG);
kpg.setup(new HashMap()); // use default values
kpA = kpg.generate();
kpB = kpg.generate();
}
With this setting the key agreement works, k1 is equal to k2. So far, no
problem...
But the Test is unrealistic, there are usually two completely
independent classes - Server and
Client - so tried to simulate it with this code:
private void setUp() {
IKeyPairGenerator kpg =
KeyPairGeneratorFactory.getInstance(Registry.DH_KPG);
IKeyPairGenerator kpg2 =
KeyPairGeneratorFactory.getInstance(Registry.DH_KPG);
kpg.setup(new HashMap()); // use default values
kpg2.setup(new HashMap()); // use default values
kpA = kpg.generate();
kpB = kpg2.generate();
}
BUT...
after this, the keys k1 and k2 are NOT equal!
What to do? Did I miss some kind of information?
I've searched everywhere, I've tried everything - for hours and days -
and I never got it to work...
That's why I think it is a bug, it just can't be, that two different
parties can have the same object!?
Just let me know if You have any ideas!
Hopefully, David "Anthales" Roth
PS: Sorry for my English, I'm German ;-)
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