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javax.xml.crypto Package in Java

Common classes having the XML cryptography for the Package javax.xml.crypto. now this crypto package includes similar classes that are used to accessing XML cryptographic on its operations, such as creating an XML signature or encrypted XML data.

There are two types of javax.xml.crypto classes in this package that are KeySelector class, which allows developers to supply implementing that will locate and optionally validate keys using the information obtained in KeyInfo objects, and in URIDereferencer classes, which are giving permission to developers to generate and create uniquely their own self URI dereferencing implementations to under this useful Package javax.xml.crypto



This Package javax.xml.crypto creating base at the uniquely like XML mechanisms types that will be validating the XML generating its process that an ongoing mechanism process using internal methods to parsing and invoking the XML signatures and KeyInfo into structures as well, as on the JSR supports one implemented similar type like DOM. These XML Digital Signatures are obtaining implementation goals like sets of packages with Java SE supporting the DOM mechanisms through new module types similar as this example will be added in the future as JDOM

Module java.xml.crypto: Explaining the API of XML cryptographies



The Module Graph:

java.xml.crypto
    --> java.xml
        --> java.base
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Uses of Package javax.xml.crypto Within this package javax.xml.crypto 

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Example:




// Java Program to show Showing Syntax and use of Package
// javax.xml.crypto Via Classes, Interfaces And Exceptions
  
// Having URIReference and XMLCryptoContext
public MyServer(final URIReference abc,
                XMLCryptoContext cde)
    throws URIReferenceException
{
  
    String str = abc.getURI();
  
    if (str.equals(STYLESHEET)
        || str.equals(STYLESHEET_B64)) {
  
        // Try block to check for exceptions
        try {
  
            // reading from file
            FileInputStream fcs
                = new FileInputStream(new File(
                    DATA_DIR,
                    str.substring(str.lastIndexOf('/'))));
  
            return new OctetStreamData(fcs, abc.getURI(),
                                       ref.getType());
  
            // Display message only
            System.out.println("Hello GFG Readers!");
        }
  
        // Catch block to handle exceptions
        catch (Exception e) {
            throw new URIReferenceException(e);
        }
    }
  
    // Fallback on it
    return defaultUd.dereference(abc, cde);
}

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