"Java Security Technology Exploration Road Series: Java Extensible Security Architecture" Nine: JCP (ii): JCP Class and interface

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In J2SE, the JCP API is an extension of JCA, located in the java.security.cert.* package.

Java.security.cert.CertPath

The Certpath (certificate path Class) defines an abstract class that represents a certificate chain and a certificate path, and defines all the features associated with the certificate path object.

Java.security.cert.CertificateFactory

The Certificatefactory (Certificate factory Class) defines an engine class that defines the functionality for generating certificates and CRL objects by encoding.

Java.security.cert.CertPathBuilder

The Certpathbuilder (certificate Path creator Class) defines an engine class that uses the provider implementation to create a certificate chain.

Java.security.cert.CertPathValidator

Certpathvalidator (certificate Path Validator Class): Defines an engine class that validates the certificate chain.

Java.security.cert.CertStore

Certstore (Certificate Warehouse Class): Defines an object that is used to retrieve certificates and CRLs from the warehouse.

Java.security.cert.TrustAnchor

Trustanchor (Trust Anchor Class): Represents the most trusted CA, which is used as an anchor point for verifying the path of the zero-pass certificate during validation.

Java.security.cert.PKIXParameters

Pkixparameters (PKIX parameter Class): Describes the input parameter classes defined by the PKIX certificate path validation algorithm.

"Java Security Technology Exploration Road Series: Java Extensible Security Architecture" Nine: JCP (ii): JCP Class and interface