javax.crypto.spec

Class DHPrivateKeySpec

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  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    KeySpec

    public class DHPrivateKeySpec
extends Object
implements KeySpec
    This class specifies a Diffie-Hellman private key with its associated parameters.

    Note that this class does not perform any validation on specified parameters. Thus, the specified values are returned directly even if they are null.

    Since:
    1.4
    See Also:
    DHPublicKeySpec

    • Constructor Detail

      • DHPrivateKeySpec

        public DHPrivateKeySpec(BigInteger x,
                BigInteger p,
                BigInteger g)
        Constructor that takes a private value x, a prime modulus p, and a base generator g.
        Parameters:
        x - private value x
        p - prime modulus p
        g - base generator g

    • Method Detail

      • getX

        public BigInteger getX()
        Returns the private value x.
        Returns:
        the private value x

      • getP

        public BigInteger getP()
        Returns the prime modulus p.
        Returns:
        the prime modulus p

      • getG

        public BigInteger getG()
        Returns the base generator g.
        Returns:
        the base generator g

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