In JDK 1.5, String.equals() begins with:
public boolean equals(Object anObject) {
if (this == anObject) {
return true;
}
...
Since String is a final class, the JIT compiler is free to in-line
String.equals()
This is such a common case, I bet the JIT compiler t
On June 14, 2010 10:30 AM, Clement Pellerin wrote:
> Now that we know X509IssuerSerialResolver must resolve PrivateKeys, where
> does it get it from?
> I believe the answer is: the same place where it gets the list of
> certificates.
> My proposal is to augument the StorageResolver to return an i
When iterating the certificates in a KeyStoreResolver, the iterator might
return null even though hasNext() says there are more elements. This happens
because hasNext() only checks if there are more aliases. If the next alias
contains a symmetric key, there is no certificate in the KeyStore entr
The return type of StorageResolver.next() is X509Certificate, but the
implementation attempts to return an StorageResolverSpi instance causing a
ClassCastException. The way the KeyResolvers call this method, it appears the
API is correct but the implementation is wrong. Indeed, I like the fact t
It would be easier if the Provider.getInfo() were different...
I found one difference though, it appears Inclusive C14N 1.1 and
InclusiveWithComments C14N 1.1 are in xml-security but missing in JDK 1.6
-Original Message-
From: Chad La Joie [mailto:laj...@itumi.biz]
Sent: Monday, June 14,
On June 11, 2010 5:56 PM, Chad La Joie wrote:
> On 6/4/10 9:15 AM, Pellerin, Clement wrote:
> > What is the recommended way to implement a KeyResolver for an EncryptedKey
> > where the KEK is a PublicKey?
> >
> > At first I thought I could write a Resolver for the KEK
>> From: Pellerin, Clement
>> What is the recommended way to implement a KeyResolver for an EncryptedKey
>> where the KEK is a PublicKey?
>> ...
If the library already supports my use case, I would be thrilled to learn how
to use it correctly.
Otherwise I would like t
What is the recommended way to implement a KeyResolver for an EncryptedKey
where the KEK is a PublicKey?
At first I thought I could write a Resolver for the KEK PrivateKey and let the
EncryptedKeyResolver call it.
Unfortunately, the KeyResolverSpi API can return a SecretKey but there is no
prov
I am using xmlsec-1.4.3
I am working on a KeyResolver to return the Key Encryption Key needed by the
decryptor.
I can write a global KeyResolver and register it in the config file or through
KeyResolver.register()
I can also register an internal KeyResolver directly on the KeyInfo instance
usin
