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This class generates a public/private key pair
for a specified cryptographic algorithm. To create a
KeyPairGenerator, call one of the static
getInstance( )
methods, specifying the name of the algorithm and, optionally, the
name or Provider object of the security provider
to use. The default "SUN" provider
shipped with Java 1.2 supports only the
"DSA" algorithm. The
"SunJCE" provider of the Java
Cryptography Extension (JCE) additionally supports the
"DiffieHellman" algorithm.

Once you have created a
KeyPairGenerator, initialize it by calling
initialize( ). You can perform an
algorithm-independent initialization by simply specifying the desired
key size in bits. Alternatively, you can do an algorithm-dependent
initialization by providing an appropriate
AlgorithmParameterSpec object for the
key-generation algorithm. In either case, you may optionally provide
your own source of randomness in the guise of a
SecureRandom object. Once you have created and
initialized a KeyPairGenerator, call
genKeyPair(
)
to create a KeyPair object. Remember
that the KeyPair contains a
PrivateKey that

must be kept
private.

For historical reasons, KeyPairGenerator extends
KeyPairGeneratorSpi. Applications should not use
any methods inherited from that class.


Figure 14-21. java.security.KeyPairGenerator

public abstract class 

KeyPairGenerator extends KeyPairGeneratorSpi {
// Protected Constructors
protected

KeyPairGenerator (String

algorithm );
// Public Class Methods
public static KeyPairGenerator

getInstance (String

algorithm )
throws NoSuchAlgorithmException;

1.4 public static KeyPairGenerator

getInstance (String

algorithm ,
Provider

provider ) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException;
public static KeyPairGenerator

getInstance (String

algorithm ,
String

provider )
throws NoSuchAlgorithmException, NoSuchProviderException;
// Public Instance Methods

1.2 public final KeyPair

genKeyPair ( );
public String

getAlgorithm ( );

1.2 public final Provider

getProvider ( );

1.2 public void

initialize (java.security.spec.AlgorithmParameterSpec

params )
throws InvalidAlgorithmParameterException;
public void

initialize (int

keysize );
// Public Methods Overriding KeyPairGeneratorSpi
public KeyPair

generateKeyPair ( ); constant

1.2 public void

initialize (java.security.spec.AlgorithmParameterSpec

params ,
SecureRandom

random )
throws InvalidAlgorithmParameterException; empty
public void

initialize (int

keysize , SecureRandom

random ); empty
}



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