java.security
Class Identity
- Principal, Serializable
The
Identity
class is used to represent people and companies
that can be authenticated using public key encryption. The identities can
also be abstract objects such as smart cards.
Identity
objects store a name and public key for each
identity. The names cannot be changed and the identities can be scoped. Each
identity (name and public key) within a scope are unique to that scope.
Each identity has a set of ceritificates which all specify the same
public key, but not necessarily the same name.
The Identity
class can be subclassed to allow additional
information to be attached to it.
Identity() - Constructor for serialization only.
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Identity(String name) - Constructs a new instance of
Identity with the specified
name and no scope.
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Identity(String name, IdentityScope scope) - Constructs a new instance of
Identity with the specified
name and scope.
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clone , equals , extends Object> getClass , finalize , hashCode , notify , notifyAll , toString , wait , wait , wait |
identityEquals
protected boolean identityEquals(Identity identity)
Checks for equality between this Identity and a specified object. A
subclass should override this method. The default behavior is to return
true
if the public key and names match.
true
if they are equal, false
otherwise.
toString
public String toString(boolean detailed)
Returns a detailed string representation of this Identity.
detailed
- indicates whether or detailed information is desired.
- a string representation of this Identity.
Identity.java --- Identity Class
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