Package org.idoox.security.pstore

Defines a set of interfaces and abstract classes that determine the way to work with WASP's protected store.

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Interface Summary

AliasEntry	The structure provides information about (key store) alias entry , alias and entry type.
KeyEntry	This interface represents encrypted key entry returned by the KeyStore#getKeyEntry method.
KeyStore	Class representing the protected key store used for storage of key material for asymetric cryptography and trusted certificates.
KeyStoreSource	Interface for loading and saving KeyStore to the database.
NotificationListener	Listener for notification events in the UserStore implementation.
PropertySerializer	(De)Serializes properties and allows to get basic information about the property.
UserEntry	Represents information about user store in UserStore.
UserIterator	This interface represents an iterator over user entries, instances of this iterator are returned by some UserStore methods.
UserStore	This interface represents the store of the security identities associated information.
UserStoreSource	The interface for loading and saving UserStore to the database.

Class Summary

AbstractUserStore	This abstract class provides basic functionality to register and unregister notification listener, to test matching of userId agains userFilter.
NotificationEvent	The NotificationEvent event gets delivered whenever a change that should affect other security components occur.
PropertyEntry	Represents user property.
PStore	Represents protected storage of security related detabases, methods that allows to get singletons of underlaying UserStore and KeyStore implementations.

Exception Summary

BadPasswordException	Exception for invalid password using.
KeyStoreException	Thrown by key store implementations.
UserStoreException	Thrown by key store implementations.

Package org.idoox.security.pstore Description

Defines a set of interfaces and abstract classes that determine the way to work with WASP's protected store. WASP protected store consists of two essential parts KeyStore and UserStore. The key store contains key material for identities, entries for trusted certificates and key-pair entries; i.e., private key and certificate chain. Key entries are intended for use with asymmetric (public) cryptography, SPKM and SSL uses such entries as identities. Trusted certificate entries serve for trust based on certificate chains. The user store contains security attributes of users, like their passwords and certificates.