Examples of java.security.cert.CertStoreSpi

java.security.cert.CertStoreSpi
The Service Provider Interface (SPI) for the {@link CertStore CertStore} class. All {@code CertStore}implementations must include a class (the SPI class) that extends this class ( {@code CertStoreSpi}), provides a constructor with a single argument of type {@code CertStoreParameters}, and implements all of its methods. In general, instances of this class should only be accessed through the {@code CertStore} class.For details, see the Java Cryptography Architecture.
Concurrent Access
The public methods of all {@code CertStoreSpi} objects must bethread-safe. That is, multiple threads may concurrently invoke these methods on a single {@code CertStoreSpi} object (or more than one)with no ill effects. This allows a {@code CertPathBuilder} to searchfor a CRL while simultaneously searching for further certificates, for instance.
Simple {@code CertStoreSpi} implementations will probably ensurethread safety by adding a {@code synchronized} keyword to their{@code engineGetCertificates} and {@code engineGetCRLs} methods.More sophisticated ones may allow truly concurrent access. @since 1.4 @author Steve Hanna

            InvalidAlgorithmParameterException, CertStoreException {        
        if (!initParams()) {
            return;
        }
        MyCertStoreParameters pp = new MyCertStoreParameters();
        CertStoreSpi spi = new MyCertStoreSpi(pp);
        CertStore certS = new myCertStore(spi, dProv, dType, pp);
        assertEquals("Incorrect algorithm", certS.getType(), dType);
        assertEquals("Incorrect provider", certS.getProvider(), dProv); 
        assertTrue("Incorrect parameters", certS.getCertStoreParameters()
                instanceof MyCertStoreParameters);

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     * Test for <code>CertStoreSpi</code> constructor Assertion: constructs
     * CertStoreSpi
     */
    public void testCertStoreSpi01() throws InvalidAlgorithmParameterException,
            CertStoreException {
        CertStoreSpi certStoreSpi = null;
        CertSelector certSelector = new tmpCertSelector();//new
                                                          // X509CertSelector();
        CRLSelector crlSelector = new tmpCRLSelector();//new X509CRLSelector();
        try {
            certStoreSpi = new MyCertStoreSpi(null);
            fail("InvalidAlgorithmParameterException must be thrown");
        } catch (InvalidAlgorithmParameterException e) {
        }
        certStoreSpi = new MyCertStoreSpi(new MyCertStoreParameters());
        assertNull("Not null collection", certStoreSpi
                .engineGetCertificates(certSelector));
        assertNull("Not null collection", certStoreSpi
                .engineGetCRLs(crlSelector));
    }

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            InvalidAlgorithmParameterException, CertStoreException {        
        if (!initParams()) {
            return;
        }
        MyCertStoreParameters pp = new MyCertStoreParameters();
        CertStoreSpi spi = new MyCertStoreSpi(pp);
        CertStore certS = new myCertStore(spi, dProv, dType, pp);
        assertEquals("Incorrect algorithm", certS.getType(), dType);
        assertEquals("Incorrect provider", certS.getProvider(), dProv); 
        assertTrue("Incorrect parameters", certS.getCertStoreParameters()
                instanceof MyCertStoreParameters);

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