HKDFParameterSpecpublic static final class HKDFParameterSpec.Builder extends Object
Builder builds Extract and ExtractThenExpand objects. The Builder is initialized via the ofExtract method of HKDFParameterSpec. As stated in the class description, addIKM and/or addSalt may be called as needed. Finally, an object is "built" by calling either extractOnly or thenExpand for Extract and ExtractThenExpand use-cases respectively. Note that the Builder is not thread-safe.
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
HKDFParameterSpec.Builder |
addIKM |
Adds input keying material (IKM) to the builder. |
HKDFParameterSpec.Builder |
addIKM |
Adds input keying material (IKM) to the builder. |
HKDFParameterSpec.Builder |
addSalt |
Adds a salt to the builder. |
HKDFParameterSpec.Builder |
addSalt |
Adds a salt to the builder. |
HKDFParameterSpec.Extract |
extractOnly() |
Builds an Extract object from the current state of the Builder. |
HKDFParameterSpec.ExtractThenExpand |
thenExpand |
Builds an ExtractThenExpand object from the current state of the Builder. |
public HKDFParameterSpec.Extract extractOnly()
Extract object from the current state of the Builder.Extract objectpublic HKDFParameterSpec.ExtractThenExpand thenExpand(byte[] info, int length)
ExtractThenExpand object from the current state of the Builder.info - the optional context and application specific information (may be null); the byte array is cloned to prevent subsequent modificationlength - the length of the output keying material (must be greater than 0)ExtractThenExpand objectIllegalArgumentException - if length is not greater than 0public HKDFParameterSpec.Builder addIKM(SecretKey ikm)
Users may call addIKM multiple times when the input keying material value is to be assembled piece-meal or if part of the IKM is to be supplied by a hardware crypto device. The ikms() method of the Extract or ExtractThenExpand object that is subsequently built returns the assembled input keying material as a list of SecretKey objects.
ikm - the input keying material (IKM) valueNullPointerException - if the ikm argument is nullpublic HKDFParameterSpec.Builder addIKM(byte[] ikm)
ikm byte array of length zero will be discarded. Users may call addIKM multiple times when the input keying material value is to be assembled piece-meal or if part of the IKM is to be supplied by a hardware crypto device. The ikms() method of the Extract or ExtractThenExpand object that is subsequently built returns the assembled input keying material as a list of SecretKey objects.
ikm - the input keying material (IKM) value; the ikm byte array will be converted to a SecretKeySpec, which means that the byte array will be cloned inside the SecretKeySpec constructorNullPointerException - if the ikm argument is nullpublic HKDFParameterSpec.Builder addSalt(SecretKey salt)
Users may call addSalt multiple times when the salt value is to be assembled piece-meal or if part of the salt is to be supplied by a hardware crypto device. The salts() method of the Extract or ExtractThenExpand object that is subsequently built returns the assembled salt as a list of SecretKey objects.
salt - the salt valueNullPointerException - if the salt is nullpublic HKDFParameterSpec.Builder addSalt(byte[] salt)
salt byte array of length zero will be discarded. Users may call addSalt multiple times when the salt value is to be assembled piece-meal or if part of the salt is to be supplied by a hardware crypto device. The salts() method of the Extract or ExtractThenExpand object that is subsequently built returns the assembled salt as a list of SecretKey objects.
salt - the salt value; the salt byte array will be converted to a SecretKeySpec, which means that the byte array will be cloned inside the SecretKeySpec constructorNullPointerException - if the salt is null
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