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java.lang.Object | +--iaik.pkcs.pkcs7.ContentInfoStream
This class represents the stream implemention of the PKCS#7 ContentInfo
type.
The PKCS#7 standard describes a general syntax for data that may have cryptography applied to it, such as digital signatures and digital envelopes.
The ASN.1 type ContentInfo
type associates a content type
(data, signedData, envelopedData, signedAndEnvelopedData, digestedData,
encryptedData
) with some particular content for specifying a
general syntax for content exchanged between entities according the PKCS#7 standard:
ContentInfo ::= SEQUENCE { contentType ContentType, content [0] EXPLICIT ANY DEFINED BY contentType OPTIONAL }
ContentType ::= OBJECT IDENTIFIER
If the optional content
is not present, the content value has to be
supplied by other means.
This class consists of two parts: the first static part implements a factory for registering all the stream implementations of the several PKCS#7 content types. And the second non-static part provides constructors and methods for creating, en- and decoding stream PKCS#7 content type objects in the usual way.
The non-stream supporting equivalent to this class is implemented by the
ContentInfo
class.
When creating a new ContentInfo to be sent use the ContentInfoStream(ContentStream)
constructor
and subsequently call the toASN1Object
or writeTo
method, e.g.:
// create a PKCS#7 object, e.g. Data: DataStream data = ...; ... // create a ContentInfo for the PKCS#7 object and encode it to a stream: ContentInfoStream cis = new ContentInfoStream(data); OutputStream encoded_stream = ...; cis.writeTo(encoded_stream);However, if you want to sent a ContentInfo without any content, you only have to supply the content type identifier when
creating
a ContentInfoStream object, e.g.:
ContentInfoStream cis = new ContentInfoStream(ObjectID.pkcs7_data); cis.writeTo(encoded_stream);For parsing an already existing BER encoded ContentInfo object supplied from an input stream, use the
ContentInfoStream(Inputstream)
constructor. This will invoke the decode
method for starting the decoding procedure.
The decode
method only parses the contentType object identifier
and lets the content itself unparsed. This provides the possibility for getting
the unparsed content by means of the getContentInputStream
method. This will give you the possibility
of doing the decoding and parsing by yourself. Alternatively you may call the
getContent
method for getting the content as
ContentStream
descendant. Actually
when calling getContent
the encoded content will be decoded and
parsed for its internal structure. However, it is essential to
remember that this is a stream implementation, so using both
getContent
and getContentInputStream
would
not work!
The different usage may be illustrated by means of the two types of a SignedData
message. When receiving a ContentInfo holding an implicit message the
content is included in the SignedData object, and so the getContent
method may be appropriate for getting the already parsed SignedData
content, e.g.:
// create a ContentInfoStream from the encoding: ContentInfoStream cis = new ContentInfoStream(encodedStream); // ask for the content type: if (cis.getContentType().equals(ObjectID.pkcs7_signedData)) { // get the SignedData content: SignedDataStream signedData = (SignedDataStream)cis.getContent() // proceed as usual for reading the data, getting the SignerInfos and // verifying the signatures } else { throw new PKCSParsingException("Error! Expected content type SignedData!"); }However, when receiving a ContentInfo holding an explicit message where the content is not included in the SignedData object, you may want to use the the
SignedDataStream(InputStream data_is, AlgorithmID[] hashAlgorithms)
constructor for initializing a SignedDataStream object with raw content and hash
algorithms in the usual way, and subsequently decode the received SignedData object
by feeding the decode
method with the DER encoded SignedData object obtained from the ContentInfo by
calling the getContentInputStream
method, e.g.:
// the raw data received by other means, supplied from an input stream: InputStream data_is = ...; // the hash algorithms (e.g. parsed from the headers of a S/MIME multipart/signed entity): AlgorithmID[] algIDs = { AlgorithmID.sha1, AlgorithmID.md5 }; // the DER encoded content info, supplied from an input stream: InputStream encoded_stream = ...; // create a SignedDataStream object from raw data and hash algorithms: SignedDataStream signed_data = new SignedDataStream(data_is, algIDs); // create a ContentInfoStream from the DER encoding: ContentInfoStream cis = new ContentInfoStream(encoded_stream); // check the content type: if (cis.getContentType().equals(ObjectID.pkcs7_signedData)) { // now decode the DER encoded SignedData obtained from the ContentInfo: signed_data.decode(cis.getContentInputStream()); } else { throw new PKCSParsingException("Error! Expected a SignedData content!"); } // proceed as usual for reading the content, getting SignerInfos and verifying signatures ...Attention! After using the
getContentInputStream
method for
getting the unparsed content an application might not further access the
corresponding ContentInfoStream object. When getting and reading the unparsed
content in the way described above, the stream holding the DER encoded content
will be read outside this class for decoding and parsing the inherent content.
It is quite obviously that in this case the content component of the corresponding
ContentInfoStream object will remain empty, unless you explicitly set it again by
using the setContent(ContentStream content)
method.
DataStream
,
DigestedDataStream
,
EncryptedDataStream
,
EnvelopedDataStream
,
SignedAndEnvelopedDataStream
,
SignedDataStream
,
ContentStream
Constructor Summary | |
ContentInfoStream(ContentStream content)
Creates a PKCS#7 ContentInfoStream from the given content value.
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ContentInfoStream(InputStream is)
Creates a new ContentInfoStream where the DER encoded data is read from the given InputStream. |
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ContentInfoStream(ObjectID contentType)
Creates an empty PKCS#7 ContentInfoStream from the given content type.
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Method Summary | |
static ContentStream |
create(ObjectID oid)
Returns a stream-supporting instance of the specified PKCS#7 content type implementation, defined by its ASN.1 ObjectID. |
static ContentStream |
create(ObjectID oid,
InputStream is)
Returns a stream-supporting instance of the specified PKCS#7 content type implementation, defined by its ASN.1 ObjectID. |
protected void |
decode(DerInputStream is)
Reads and decodes the ContentInfo from a DerInputStream. |
void |
destroyCriticalData()
Destroys the critical data of this object. |
ContentStream |
getContent()
Returns the content of this PKCS#7 ContentInfoStream. |
InputStream |
getContentInputStream()
Returns the unparsed content of this PKCS#7 ContentInfo as DER encoding. |
ObjectID |
getContentType()
Returns the content type of this PKCS#7 ContentInfoStream. |
boolean |
hasContent()
Returns true if this ContentInfoStream has a content. |
static void |
register(ObjectID oid,
Class cls)
Registers a new implementation for a ContentStream defined through the given ObjectID. |
void |
setContent(ContentStream content)
Sets the content of this ContentInfo. |
ASN1Object |
toASN1Object()
Returns this PKCS#7 ContentInfoStream as ASN1Object. |
String |
toString()
Returns a string giving some information about this PKCS#7 ContentInfoStream. |
String |
toString(boolean detailed)
Returns a string giving some - if requested - detailed information about this PKCS#7 ContentInfoStream. |
void |
writeTo(OutputStream os)
Writes the DER encoding of this object to the given OutputStream. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
Constructor Detail |
public ContentInfoStream(ContentStream content)
ContentInfoStream
from the given content value.
The content type object identifier internally is derived from the given ContentStream object
by using the getContentType
method.
content
- the content object as ContentStream
descendant.ContentStream.getContentType()
public ContentInfoStream(ObjectID contentType)
ContentInfoStream
from the given content type.
Since no content is specified, it is set to null
. The content
value may be supplied by other means.
contentType
- the type of the content, as ObjectIDpublic ContentInfoStream(InputStream is) throws IOException, PKCSParsingException
decode
method for initializing the decoding procedure. The decode
method
only parses the contentType object identifier and lets the content itself unparsed.
This provides the possibility for getting the unparsed content by means of the
getContentInputStream
method. Alternatively you
may call the getContent
method for getting the content as
ContentStream
descendant. Actually
when calling getContent
the encoded content will be decoded and
parsed for its internal structure. However, it is essential to
remember that this is a stream implementation, so using both
getContent
and getContentInputStream
would
not work!is
- the InputStream holding a DER encoded PKCS#7 ContentInfo objectIOException
- if an I/O error occurs during reading from the InputStreamPKCSParsingException
- if an error occurs while parsing the objectMethod Detail |
public static ContentStream create(ObjectID oid) throws PKCSException
oid
- the ObjectID of the extension.PKCSException
- if an error occurs when creating the PKCS#7 ContentStream objectpublic static ContentStream create(ObjectID oid, InputStream is) throws IOException, PKCSParsingException
This method belongs to the static part of this class.
oid
- the ObjectID of the PKCs#7 contentis
- an InputStream holding a DER encoded version of the content specified through the oidIOException
- if an I/O error occurs during reading from the InputStreamPKCSParsingException
- if an error occurs while parsing the objectpublic static void register(ObjectID oid, Class cls)
This method registeres the given class as stream-supporting implementation of the supplied PKCS#7 content type. The content type has to be specified by its ObjectID. This method belongs to the static part of this class.
oid
- the object id of the PKCS#7 content type to be registeredcls
- the stream implementing classprotected void decode(DerInputStream is) throws IOException, PKCSParsingException
DerInputStream
,
internally a DerInputStream is created before parsing the data.
Attention! This method only parses the contentType object identifier
and lets the content itself unparsed. This provides the possibility for
getting the unparsed content by means of the getContentInputStream
method. Alternatively you may call the
getContent
method for getting the content as
ContentStream
descendant. Actually
when calling getContent
the encoded content will be decoded and
parsed for its internal structure. However, it is essential to
remember that this is a stream implementation, so using both
getContent
and getContentInputStream
would
not work!is
- the InputStream holding a DER encoded PKCS#7 ContentInfoStream objectIOException
- if an I/O error occurs during reading from the InputStreamPKCSParsingException
- if an error occurs while parsing the objectpublic ASN1Object toASN1Object() throws PKCSException
public void writeTo(OutputStream os) throws IOException, PKCSException
ContentInfo
structure is encoded as ASN.1 SEQUENCE
using the indefinite length encoding scheme:
30 80 ... ... 00 00
os
- the OutputStream where the encoding shall be written toIOException
- if an I/O error occurs during writing to the OutputStreamPKCSException
- if an error occurs while encoding the objectpublic boolean hasContent()
true
if this ContentInfoStream has a content.true
if this ContentInfoStream has a contentpublic ContentStream getContent() throws IOException, PKCSParsingException
For getting the unparsed DER encoded content as, you may call the
getContentInputStream
method. This will give you
the possibility of doing the decoding and parsing by yourself. However, since
this is a stream implementation, remember that you can read the stream only once! For that
reason you never should use both methods getContent
and
getContentInputStream
!
ContentStream
descendantIOException
- if some error occurs while reading from the stream
supplying the DER encoded contentPKCSParsingException
- if an error occurs during parsing the contentpublic InputStream getContentInputStream()
null
.
This method may be useful for parsing an explicit SignedData object that has been
wrapped into a ContentInfo. You can use the
SignedDataStream(InputStream data_is, AlgorithmID[] hashAlgorithms)
in the normal
way for initializing a SignedDataStream object with raw content and hash algorithms,
and subsequently decode the received SignedData object by feeding the decode
method with the
DER encoded SignedData object obtained from the ContentInfo by calling this
getContentInputStream
method, e.g.:
// the raw data received by other means, supplied from an input stream: InputStream data_is = ...; // the hash algorithms (e.g. parsed from the headers of a S/MIME multipart/signed entity): AlgorithmID[] algIDs = { AlgorithmID.sha1, AlgorithmID.md5 }; // the DER encoded content info, supplied from an input stream: InputStream der_stream = ...; // create a SignedDataStream object from raw data and hash algorithms: SignedDataStream signed_data = new SignedDataStream(data_is, algIDs); // create a ContentInfoStream from the DER encoding: ContentInfoStream cis = new ContentInfoStream(der_stream); // check the content type: if (cis.getContentType().equals(ObjectID.pkcs7_signedData)) { // now decode the DER encoded SignedData obtained from the ContentInfo: signed_data.decode(cis.getContentInputStream()); } else { throw new PKCSParsingException("Error! Expected a SignedData content!"); } // proceed as usual for reading the content, getting SignerInfos and verifying signatures ...Attention! After using this method for getting the unparsed content an application might not further access the corresponding ContentInfoStream object. When getting and reading the unparsed content in the way described above, the stream holding the DER encoded content will be read outside this class for decoding and parsing the inherent content. It is quite obviously that in this case the content component of the corresponding ContentInfoStream object will remain empty, unless you explicitly set it again by using the
setContent(ContentStream content)
method.
For parsing and getting the content as ContentStream
descendant, you may call the getContent
method. However, since this is a stream implementation, you never should
use both methods getContent
and getContentInputStream
!
Content
descendantpublic ObjectID getContentType()
public void setContent(ContentStream content)
The content type object identifier internally is derived from the given
ContentStream object by using the getContentType
method.
content
- the content object as ContentStream
descendant.public void destroyCriticalData()
public String toString()
toString
in class Object
public String toString(boolean detailed)
detailed
- - whether or not to give detailed information
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