Examples of WSSecEncryptedKey

org.apache.ws.security.message.WSSecEncryptedKey

Builder class to build an EncryptedKey. This is especially useful in the case where the same EncryptedKey has to be used to sign and encrypt the message In such a situation this builder will add the EncryptedKey to the security header and we can use the information form the builder to provide to other builders to reference to the token

org.apache.wss4j.dom.message.WSSecEncryptedKey

        
        List<WSEncryptionPart> sigParts = 
            signPartsAndElements(wrapper.getSignedParts(), wrapper.getSignedElements());
        
        if (token.getDerivedKeys() == DerivedKeys.RequireDerivedKeys) {
            WSSecEncryptedKey encrKey = getEncryptedKeyBuilder(wrapper, token);
            
            Element bstElem = encrKey.getBinarySecurityTokenElement();
            if (bstElem != null) {
                addTopDownElement(bstElem);
            }
            encrKey.appendToHeader(secHeader);
            
            WSSecDKSign dkSig = new WSSecDKSign(wssConfig);
            
            dkSig.setSigCanonicalization(binding.getAlgorithmSuite().getC14n().getValue());
            dkSig.setSignatureAlgorithm(binding.getAlgorithmSuite().getSymmetricSignature());
            AlgorithmSuiteType algType = binding.getAlgorithmSuite().getAlgorithmSuiteType();
            dkSig.setDerivedKeyLength(algType.getSignatureDerivedKeyLength() / 8);
            
            dkSig.setExternalKey(encrKey.getEphemeralKey(), encrKey.getId());
            
            dkSig.prepare(doc, secHeader);
            
            dkSig.setParts(sigParts);
            List<Reference> referenceList = dkSig.addReferencesToSign(sigParts, secHeader);

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Examples of WSSecEncryptedKey

Examples of org.apache.wss4j.dom.message.WSSecEncryptedKey