Class PEMCredential

Constructor Details

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(String keystorePath, char[] keyPasswd) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  Constructs the object from InputStream which can be used to read a private key and certificate in PEM keystore format, i.e. the file must contain both certificates and a private key. See CertificateUtils.loadPEMKeystore(InputStream, char[], char[]) for details.

  Parameters:

  keystorePath - file path with the PEM keystore

  keyPasswd - Password used to decrypt the key. May be null if the key is not encrypted.

  Throws:

  IOException - if the stream can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(String keystorePath, PasswordSupplier pf) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  As PEMCredential(String, char[]) but this version allows for providing decryption key only when needed.

  Parameters:

  keystorePath - file path with the PEM keystore

  pf - object to retrieve password on demand.

  Throws:

  IOException - if the stream can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed

  Since:

  1.1.0

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(InputStream keystoreStream, char[] keyPasswd) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  Constructs the object from InputStream which can be used to read a private key and certificate in PEM keystore format, i.e. the file must contain both certificates and a private key. See CertificateUtils.loadPEMKeystore(InputStream, char[], char[]) for details.

  The stream is closed after constructing the object.

  Parameters:

  keystoreStream - InputStream which can be used to read the PEM keystore

  keyPasswd - Password used to decrypt the key. May be null if the key is not encrypted.

  Throws:

  IOException - if the stream can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(InputStream keystoreStream, PasswordSupplier pf) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  As PEMCredential(InputStream, char[]) but this version allows for providing decryption key only when needed.

  Parameters:

  keystoreStream - InputStream which can be used to read the PEM keystore

  pf - object to retrieve password on demand.

  Throws:

  IOException - if the stream can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed

  Since:

  1.1.0

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(InputStream privateKeyStream, InputStream certificateStream, char[] keyPasswd) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  Constructs the object from two InputStreams which can be used to read a private key and certificate in PEM format.

  The streams are closed after constructing the object.

  Parameters:

  privateKeyStream - InputStream which can be used to read the private key in PEM format

  certificateStream - certificate in PEM format InputStream

  keyPasswd - Password used to decrypt the key. May be null if the key is not encrypted.

  Throws:

  IOException - if any of the streams can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(InputStream privateKeyStream, InputStream certificateStream, PasswordSupplier pf) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  As PEMCredential(InputStream, InputStream, char[]) but password is retrieved on demand.

  Parameters:

  privateKeyStream - InputStream which can be used to read the private key in PEM format

  certificateStream - certificate in PEM format InputStream

  pf - object to retrieve password on demand.

  Throws:

  IOException - if any of the streams can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed

  Since:

  1.1.0

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(Reader privateKeyReader, Reader certificateReader, char[] keyPasswd) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  Constructs the object from two Readers which can be used to read a private key and certificate in PEM format.

  The streams are closed after constructing the object.

  Parameters:

  privateKeyReader - Reader which can be used to read the PEM private key

  certificateReader - certificate file Reader

  keyPasswd - Password used to decrypt the key. May be null if the key is not encrypted.

  Throws:

  IOException - if any of files can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(Reader privateKeyReader, Reader certificateReader, PasswordSupplier pf) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  As PEMCredential(Reader, Reader, char[]) but password is retrieved on demand.

  Parameters:

  privateKeyReader - Reader which can be used to read the PEM private key

  certificateReader - certificate file Reader

  pf - object to retrieve password on demand.

  Throws:

  IOException - if any of files can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed

  Since:

  1.1.0

• PEMCredential

  public PEMCredential(String keyPath, String certificatePath, char[] keyPasswd) throws IOException, KeyStoreException, CertificateException

  Constructs the object from two files containing private key and certificate in PEM format.

  The streams are closed after constructing the object.

  Parameters:

  keyPath - private key file path

  certificatePath - certificate file path

  keyPasswd - Password used to decrypt the key. May be null if the key is not encrypted.

  Throws:

  IOException - if any of files can not be read

  KeyStoreException - if private key can not be parsed or decrypted

  CertificateException - if certificate can not be parsed