JavaTM 2 Platform
Std. Ed. v1.3.1

java.security.interfaces
Interface RSAPrivateCrtKey

All Superinterfaces:
Key, PrivateKey, RSAKey, RSAPrivateKey, Serializable

public interface RSAPrivateCrtKey
extends RSAPrivateKey

The interface to an RSA private key, as defined in the PKCS#1 standard, using the Chinese Remainder Theorem (CRT) information values.

See Also:
RSAPrivateKey

Fields inherited from interface java.security.PrivateKey
serialVersionUID
 
Method Summary
 BigInteger getCrtCoefficient()
          Returns the crtCoefficient.
 BigInteger getPrimeExponentP()
          Returns the primeExponentP.
 BigInteger getPrimeExponentQ()
          Returns the primeExponentQ.
 BigInteger getPrimeP()
          Returns the primeP.
 BigInteger getPrimeQ()
          Returns the primeQ.
 BigInteger getPublicExponent()
          Returns the public exponent.
 
Methods inherited from interface java.security.interfaces.RSAPrivateKey
getPrivateExponent
 
Methods inherited from interface java.security.Key
getAlgorithm, getEncoded, getFormat
 
Methods inherited from interface java.security.interfaces.RSAKey
getModulus
 

Method Detail

getPublicExponent

public BigInteger getPublicExponent()
Returns the public exponent.
Returns:
the public exponent

getPrimeP

public BigInteger getPrimeP()
Returns the primeP.
Returns:
the primeP

getPrimeQ

public BigInteger getPrimeQ()
Returns the primeQ.
Returns:
the primeQ

getPrimeExponentP

public BigInteger getPrimeExponentP()
Returns the primeExponentP.
Returns:
the primeExponentP

getPrimeExponentQ

public BigInteger getPrimeExponentQ()
Returns the primeExponentQ.
Returns:
the primeExponentQ

getCrtCoefficient

public BigInteger getCrtCoefficient()
Returns the crtCoefficient.
Returns:
the crtCoefficient

JavaTM 2 Platform
Std. Ed. v1.3.1

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