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01:        /*
02:         * @(#)KeyBuilder.java	1.6 02/07/24 @(#)
03:         *
04:         * Copyright (c) 2000-2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
05:         * PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL
06:         * Use is subject to license terms.
07:         */
08:
09:        package com.sun.portal.ksecurity;
10:
11:        /**
12:         * The KeyBuilder class is used to generate key objects for
13:         * use in cryptographic operations. It is a key object factory.
14:         * This version of the implementation only supports symmetric keys
15:         * and RSA keys with modulus lengths upto and including 1024-bits.
16:         * DSA keys are not supported.
17:         * 
18:         * @see com.sun.portal.ksecurity.Key
19:         */
20:        public class KeyBuilder {
21:            /** Indicates an RSA public key type. */
22:            public static final byte TYPE_RSA_PUBLIC = 1;
23:            /** Indicates an RSA private key type. */
24:            public static final byte TYPE_RSA_PRIVATE = 2;
25:            // and some we define for KSSL
26:            /** Indicates an ARCfour key type. */
27:            public static final byte TYPE_ARCFOUR = 3;
28:            public static final byte TYPE_DES = 4;
29:            public static final byte TYPE_TRIPLEDES = 5;
30:
31:            /**
32:             * Creates cryptographic keys of the specified type and length.
33:             * For now, the third argument is ignored -- it is included here only
34:             * for compatibility with the javacard.security.KeyBuilder class.
35:             * Note that the object returned by this method must be cast to their
36:             * appropriate key type interface. 
37:             * @param kType type of key to be generated
38:             * @param kLen  the desired size of the key in bits
39:             * @param kEnc  this parameter is ignored
40:             * @return a key with the specified attributes
41:             * @exception CryptoException with the NO_SUCH_ALGORITHM reason code if
42:             *        the requested key type is not supported.
43:             */
44:            public static Key buildKey(byte kType, short kLen, boolean kEnc)
45:                    throws CryptoException {
46:                if ((kType == TYPE_RSA_PUBLIC) || (kType == TYPE_RSA_PRIVATE))
47:                    return new RSAKey(kType, kLen);
48:                else if ((kType == TYPE_ARCFOUR) || (kType == TYPE_DES)
49:                        || (kType == TYPE_TRIPLEDES))
50:                    return new SecretKey(kType, kLen);
51:                else
52:                    throw new CryptoException(CryptoException.NO_SUCH_ALGORITHM);
53:            }
54:
55:            // These are here only to support toString() methods in SecretKey
56:            // and RSAKey
57:            /** Hexadecimal character digits (0-f). */
58:            private static char[] hc = { '0', '1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6',
59:                    '7', '8', '9', 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f' };
60:
61:            /**
62:             * Converts a byte array into a corresponding string of hexadecimal
63:             * digits. This is equivalent to hexEncode(b, 0, b.length).
64:             * 
65:             * @param b byte array to be converted
66:             * @return corresponding hexadecimal string
67:             */
68:            static String hexEncode(byte[] b) {
69:                if (b == null)
70:                    return ("");
71:                else {
72:                    char[] r = new char[b.length << 1];
73:                    int v;
74:                    for (int i = 0, j = 0; i < b.length; i++) {
75:                        v = b[i] & 0xff;
76:                        r[j++] = hc[v >>> 4];
77:                        r[j++] = hc[v & 0x0f];
78:                    }
79:                    return (new String(r));
80:                }
81:            }
82:        }
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