Examples of KeyVersion

com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.DeleteObjectsRequest.KeyVersion
S3 HTTP response handler that knows how to pull S3 object content and metadata out of an HTTP response and unmarshall it into an S3Object object.
com.google.k2crypto.keyversions.KeyVersion
This class represents a KeyVersion in K2. It is abstract and extended by specific key implementations such as SymmetricKey which is extended by AESKey @author John Maheswaran (maheswaran@google.com)
org.keyczar.KeyVersion
A key version consists of the following:
- an integer value version number, counting from 1,
- a KeyStatus, and
- a boolean representing whether this key is exportable outside of Keyczar.
JSON Representation consists of the following fields:
- "status": JSON representation of KeyStatus value,
- "versionNumber": integer version number,
- "exportable": boolean value.
@author steveweis@gmail.com (Steve Weis) @author arkajit.dey@gmail.com (Arkajit Dey)

Examples of com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.DeleteObjectsRequest.KeyVersion

                }
                list = client.listObjects(bucket, keyPath);
                multiObjectDeleteRequest = new DeleteObjectsRequest(list.getBucketName());
            }
            for (S3ObjectSummary summary : list.getObjectSummaries()) {
                keys.add(new KeyVersion(summary.getKey()));
                //Every 500 objects batch the delete request
                if (keys.size() > 500) {
                    multiObjectDeleteRequest.setKeys(keys);
                    client.deleteObjects(multiObjectDeleteRequest);
                    multiObjectDeleteRequest = new DeleteObjectsRequest(list.getBucketName());

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Examples of com.google.k2crypto.keyversions.KeyVersion

  @Test
  public void testCreateAddKeyVersionToKey() throws BuilderException {
    // create a key modifier
    KeyModifier keymod = new KeyModifier();
    // create a new KeyVersion and add it to the Key
    KeyVersion keyversion = keymod.addKeyVersion();
    // get the primary key version from the Key using the KeyModifier
    KeyVersion primary = keymod.getPrimary();
    // check that the primary key version is equal to the key version we created and added to the
    // Key
    assertEquals(keyversion, primary);
  }

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Examples of com.google.k2crypto.keyversions.KeyVersion

  public void testAddOneKeyVersionToKey() throws BuilderException, KeyModifierException {
    // create a key modifier
    KeyModifier keymod = new KeyModifier();


    // create and add a KeyVersion and add it to the Key
    KeyVersion keyversion1 = keymod.addKeyVersion();


    // create and add another KeyVersion and add it to the Key
    KeyVersion keyversion2 = keymod.addKeyVersion();
    
    // Set the second key version as primary
    keymod.setPrimary(keyversion2);
    
    // remove the first keyversion from the key

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Examples of com.google.k2crypto.keyversions.KeyVersion

  public void testRemoveKeyVersionToKey() throws BuilderException, KeyModifierException {
    // create a key modifier
    KeyModifier keymod = new KeyModifier();


    // create and add a KeyVersion and add it to the Key
    KeyVersion keyversion1 = keymod.addKeyVersion();


    // create and add another KeyVersion and add it to the Key
    KeyVersion keyversion2 = keymod.addKeyVersion();


    // now remove the second KeyVersion from the Key
    keymod.removeKeyVersion(keyversion2);


    // now check that it has in fact been removed

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Examples of com.google.k2crypto.keyversions.KeyVersion

  public void testRemovePrimary() throws BuilderException, KeyModifierException {
    // create a key modifier
    KeyModifier keymod = new KeyModifier();


    // create and add a KeyVersion and add it to the Key
    KeyVersion keyversion = keymod.addKeyVersion();
    
    // now attempt to remove the primary KeyVersion from the Key
    // this SHOULD RAISE AN EXCEPTION
    keymod.removeKeyVersion(keyversion);
  }

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Examples of com.google.k2crypto.keyversions.KeyVersion

  @Test
  public void setPrimary() throws BuilderException {
    // create a key modifier
    KeyModifier keymod = new KeyModifier();
    // create and add a KeyVersion and add it to the Key
    KeyVersion keyversion1 = keymod.addKeyVersion();


    // set the first keyversion as the primary
    keymod.setPrimary(keyversion1);
    
    // create and add another KeyVersion and add it to the Key
    KeyVersion keyversion2 = keymod.addKeyVersion();


    // check that the primary key version is equal to the key version we created and added to the
    // Key
    assertEquals(keyversion1, keymod.getPrimary());

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Examples of com.google.k2crypto.keyversions.KeyVersion

        // Type field is required
        throw new InvalidKeyDataException(
            InvalidKeyDataException.Reason.PROTO_PARSE, null);
      }
      try {
        KeyVersion kv = registry.newBuilder(kvData.getType())
            .withData(kvData, protoRegistry).build();
        keyVersions.add(kv);
      } catch (InvalidProtocolBufferException ex) {
        // Throw proto parsing exceptions immediately
        throw new InvalidKeyDataException(

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Examples of com.google.k2crypto.keyversions.KeyVersion

    KeyData.Builder builder = KeyData.newBuilder();
    builder.setCore(getCore());
    List<KeyVersion> keyVersions = this.keyVersions;
    final int size = keyVersions.size();
    for (int i = 0; i < size; ++i) {
      KeyVersion kv = keyVersions.get(i);
      builder.addKeyVersion(kv.buildData());
      if (kv == primary) {
        builder.setPrimary(i);
      }
    }
    if (size > 0 && !builder.hasPrimary()) {

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Examples of org.keyczar.KeyVersion

        }
    }


    @Override
    public boolean ensureKeyCreated(GenericKeyczar store) throws KeyczarException {
        KeyVersion primaryVersion = store.getMetadata().findPrimaryVersion();
        if (primaryVersion != null) {
            return false;
        }


        log.info("Creating new KeyCzar key");

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