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058    // $Header: /IAIK-CMS/current/src/demo/smime/pkcs11/ImplicitSignedMailDemo.java 18    12.02.25 17:59 Dbratko $
059    // $Revision: 18 $
060    //
061    
062    package demo.smime.pkcs11;
063    
064    import demo.DemoSMimeUtil;
065    import demo.DemoUtil;
066    
067    /**
068     * This class shows how to create a signed message (implicit signed,
069     * the content data is included; content type application/pkcs7-mime) according
070     * to S/MIME using the IAIK PKCS#11 provider for accessing the private key
071     * on a smart card. This implementation uses the <code>SecurityProvider</code> 
072     * feature of the IAIK-CMS toolkit.
073     * <p>
074     * To run this demo the following packages are required:
075     * <ul>
076     *    <li>
077     *       <code>iaik_cms.jar</code>
078     *    </li>
079     *    <li>
080     *       <code>iaik_jce(_full).jar</code> (<a href="https://sic.tech/products/core-crypto-toolkits/jca-jce/" target="_blank">IAIK-JCE Core Crypto Library</a>).
081     *    </li>
082     *    <li>
083     *       <code>iaikPkcs11Provider.jar</code> (<a href="https://sic.tech/products/core-crypto-toolkits/pkcs11-provider/" target="_blank">IAIK PKCS#11 Provider</a>).
084     *    </li>
085     *    <li>
086     *       <code>iaikPkcs11Wrapper.jar</code> (<a href="https://sic.tech/products/core-crypto-toolkits/pkcs11-wrapper/" target="_blank">IAIK PKCS#11 Wrapper</a>).
087     *    </li>
088     *    <li>
089     *       The shared PKCS#11 library (<code>pkcs11wrapper.dll</code> for Windows, <code>libpkcs11wrapper.so</code> for Unix); contained in the IAIK PKCS#11 Wrapper library.
090     *    </li>
091     *    <li>
092     *       <code>iaik_eccelerate.jar</code> (<a href="https://sic.tech/products/core-crypto-toolkits/eccelerate/" target="_blank">IAIK ECC Library</a>, if you want to use Elliptic Curve Cryptography).
093     *    </li>   
094     *    <li>
095     *       <code>mail.jar</code> (<a href="http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javamail/index.html" target="_blank">JavaMail API</a>).
096     *    </li>   
097     *    <li>
098     *       <code>activation.jar</code> (<a href="http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index-135046.html" target="_blank">Java Activation Framework</a>; required for JDK versions &lt; 1.6).
099     *    </li> 
100     * </ul>
101     * <code>iaik_cms.jar</code>, <code>iaik_cms_demo.jar</code>, <code>iaik_jce(full).jar</code>,
102     * <code>iaikPkcs11Wrapper.jar</code> and <code>iaikPkcs11Provider.jar</code> (and
103     * <code>iaik_eccelerate.jar</code>, <code>mail.jar</code>, <code>activation.jar</code>) have to
104     * be put into the classpath, the shared library (<code>pkcs11wrapper.dll</code> or 
105     * <code>libpkcs11wrapper.so</code>) has to be in your system library search path or in your VM 
106     * library path, e.g. (on Windows, assuming that all jar files are located in a lib sub-directory
107     * and the dll is in a lib/win64 sub-directory):
108     * <pre>
109     * java -Djava.library.path=lib/win64 
110     *      -cp lib/iaik_jce.jar;lib/iaikPkcs11Wrapper.jar;lib/iaikPkcs11Provider.jar;lib/iaik_cms.jar;lib/iaik_cms_demo.jar;lib/mail.jar;lib/activation.jar
111     *      demo.pkcs11.ImplicitSignedMailDemo  &lt;pkcs11Module&gt;.dll
112     * </pre>
113    
114     */
115    public class ImplicitSignedMailDemo extends SignedMailDemo {
116      
117      /**
118       * Creates a ImplicitSignedDataStreamDemo object for the given module name.
119       * 
120       * @param moduleName the name of the module
121       * @param userPin the user-pin (password) for the TokenKeyStore
122       *                (may be <code>null</code> to pou-up a dialog asking for the pin)
123       */
124      public ImplicitSignedMailDemo(String moduleName, char[] userPin) {
125        // install provider in super class    
126        super(moduleName, userPin);
127        System.out.println();
128        System.out.println("******************************************************************************************************************");
129        System.out.println("*                                        PKCS#11  ImplicitSignedMailDemo                                         *");
130        System.out.println("* (shows how to create multipart/signed messages using the IAIK-PKCS11 provider for accessing the key on a card) *");
131        System.out.println("******************************************************************************************************************");
132        System.out.println();
133      }
134    
135      /**
136       * Starts the demo.
137       */
138      public void start() {
139        try {
140          getKeyStore();
141          getSignatureKey();
142          start(true);
143        } catch (Throwable ex) {
144          ex.printStackTrace();
145          throw new RuntimeException(ex.toString());
146        }
147      }
148      
149      /**
150       * This is the main method that is called by the JVM during startup.
151       *
152       * @param args These are the command line arguments.
153       */
154      public static void main(String[] args) {
155    
156        if (args.length == 0) {
157          System.out.println("Missing pkcs11 module name.\n");
158          printUsage();
159        }
160        
161        String moduleName = args[0];
162        char[] userPin = (args.length == 2) ? args[1].toCharArray() : null;
163        
164        if (args.length > 2) {
165          System.out.println("Too many arguments.\n");
166          printUsage();
167        }
168        
169        DemoSMimeUtil.initDemos();
170        
171        (new ImplicitSignedMailDemo(moduleName, userPin)).start();
172        System.out.println("Ready!");
173        DemoUtil.waitKey();
174      }
175      
176      /**
177       * Print usage information.
178       */
179      private final static void printUsage() {
180        System.out.println("Usage:\n");
181        System.out.println("java ImplicitSignedMailDemo <pkcs11 module name> [<user-pin>]\n");
182        System.out.println("e.g.:");
183        System.out.println("java ImplicitSignedMailDemo aetpkss1.dll");
184        System.out.println("java ImplicitSignedMailDemo aetpkss1.so");
185        DemoUtil.waitKey();
186        System.exit(0);
187      }
188    
189    
190    }