org.apache.river.discovery.x500.sha1withdsa (River-Internet vtrunk API Documentation)

Class Summary
Class	Description
Client	Implements the client side of the `net.jini.discovery.x500.SHA1withDSA` format.
Server	Implements the server side of the `net.jini.discovery.x500.SHA1withDSA` format.

Package org.apache.river.discovery.x500.sha1withdsa Description

Provides an implementation of the net.jini.discovery.x500.SHA1withDSA discovery format, specified in the Jini Discovery and Join Specification. The Client class implements the client side of the net.jini.discovery.x500.SHA1withDSA discovery format for the multicast request and multicast announcement discovery protocols, while the Server class implements the server side of the discovery format for those protocols. Both classes are intended to be specified in a resource to configure the operation of the Discovery class, as described in the documentation for Discovery.getProtocol2(ClassLoader).

Supported Constraints

Both Client and Server support the following constraints for the multicast request protocol:

a ConstraintAlternatives if at least one element is supported
Integrity.YES
ClientAuthentication.YES
Confidentiality.NO
ServerAuthentication.NO
Delegation.NO
ClientMaxPrincipal, when it contains an X500Principal that has a DSA key as a private credential
ClientMaxPrincipalType, when it contains X500Principal
ClientMinPrincipal, when it contains a single X500Principal only, that has a DSA key as a private credential
ClientMinPrincipalType, when it contains X500Principal only
any ServerMinPrincipal
any DelegationAbsoluteTime
any DelegationRelativeTime

(Note that ServerMinPrincipal, DelegationAbsoluteTime, and DelegationRelativeTime constraints are trivially supported if ServerAuthentication.YES and Delegation.YES are not supported.)

Both Client and Server support the following constraints for the multicast announcement protocol:

a ConstraintAlternatives if at least one element is supported
Integrity.YES
ServerAuthentication.YES
ClientAuthentication.NO
Confidentiality.NO
Delegation.NO
ServerMinPrincipal, when it contains a single X500Principal only, that has a DSA key as a private credential
any ClientMaxPrincipal
any ClientMaxPrincipalType
any ClientMinPrincipal
any ClientMinPrincipalType
any DelegationAbsoluteTime
any DelegationRelativeTime

(Note that ClientMaxPricipal, ClientMaxPrincipalType, ClientMinPrincipal, ClientMinPrincipalType, DelegationAbsoluteTime, and DelegationRelativeTime constraints are trivially supported if ClientAuthentication.YES and Delegation.YES are not supported.)

System Properties

Both Client and Server can be configured through use of the following system properties:

org.apache.river.discovery.x500.trustStore: This system property can be used to specify the location of an alternate truststore from which to obtain certificates for trusted entities. If this property is not specified, then the javax.net.ssl.trustStore system property is consulted. If that property is unspecified as well, then the <java-home>/lib/security/cacerts file is used. The applicable system property, if specified, is treated as a URL if it can be parsed as such; if it cannot be parsed, it is treated as a file name.
org.apache.river.discovery.x500.trustStoreType: If the org.apache.river.discovery.x500.trustStore system property is being used to specify the truststore location, then this system property can be used to specify the type of the truststore to load. By default, the value returned by KeyStore.getDefaultType() is used.
org.apache.river.discovery.x500.trustStorePassword: If the org.apache.river.discovery.x500.trustStore system property is being used to specify the truststore location, then this system property can be used to specify the password for accessing the contents of the truststore. If it is not specified, then no password is used when accessing the truststore.
org.apache.river.discovery.x500.ldapCertStores: This system property can be used to specify a list of LDAP-backed CertStores to use for mapping received X.500 principals to corresponding X.509 certificates. If set, it should contain a comma-separated list of strings of the form "<hostname>:<port>" or "<hostname>", where each string indicates the network address of an LDAP server to consult. If a given string does not specify a port, a default port number of 389 is used.
javax.net.ssl.trustStore: If the org.apache.river.discovery.x500.trustStore system property is not set, then this system property can be used to specify the truststore from which to obtain certificates for trusted entities. If neither this property nor the org.apache.river.discovery.x500.trustStore property is specified, then the <java-home>/lib/security/cacerts file is used.
javax.net.ssl.trustStoreType: If the javax.net.ssl.trustStore system property is being used to specify the truststore location, then this system property can be used to specify the type of the truststore to load. By default, the value returned by KeyStore.getDefaultType() is used.
javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword: If the javax.net.ssl.trustStore system property is being used to specify the truststore location, then this system property can be used to specify the password for accessing the contents of the truststore. If it is not specified, then no password is used when accessing the truststore.

Logging

Both Client and Server use the Logger named org.apache.river.discovery.x500 to log information at the following logging levels:

Level	Description
WARNING	Failure to initialize a certificate store
FINE	Exceptions mapping X.500 principals to X.509 certificates, as well as exceptions resulting from inadequate permissions to use private credentials corresponding to an X.500 principal
FINEST	Debugging trace information, such as the truststore and certificate stores in use, the X.500 principal used for signing a given packet, and the mapping of X.500 principals to corresponding X.509 certificates

Since:: 2.0
See Also:: "Jini Discovery and Join Specification"