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Quick Start

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Quick Start

CADP for Java can be deployed using:

Prerequisites

  • Any of the supported Java versions must be installed.

  • A user must exist on the CipherTrust Manager. You can either use an existing user or create a new user by following the instructions mentioned here. Ensure the user has permission to create keys.

  • The encryption policy files for unlimited strength ciphers (US_export_policy.jar and local_policy.jar) should be downloaded. For Java 8, these files should be installed in the JRE_HOME/lib/security directory. For Java 10 and higher versions, the encryption policy files are not required to be installed separately.

    Note

    For Sun/Oracle or IBM Java, download the corresponding version of the Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files.

Post Installation Steps

Post installation steps ensures that application is ready and properly configured. Below are some steps which must be performed after the installation.

  1. Configure the CADP_for_JAVA.properties file. These properties determine how the CADP for Java Provider communicates with the Key Manager. You can configure these properties using the CADP_for_JAVA.properties file or by setting individual properties in your application. Refer to Configuration Parameters for details.

  2. Import Ingrian package. The interface to the CADP for Java Provider requires only a few packages to perform cryptographic operations. Before your application can use the CADP for Java Provider, you have to import the Ingrian package that contains the Java–related class files. This is done in the first line of code below. This code must be present in all applications that use the CADP for Java Provider. This package is contained in the signed CADP for Java jar file (CADP_for_JAVA-8.17.1.000.jar). The next two lines import the other standard packages needed to perform crypto operations.

            import com.ingrian.security.nae.*;
        import java.security.*;
        import javax.crypto.*;

  3. Explore CADP for Java samples available on Github.

What's Next

After deploying CADP for Java, based on your needs, you can go through any of these topics:

  • Tasks: Contains the list of tasks that can be performed by a CADP for Java developer.

  • Advance: Describes some concepts of CADP for Java.

  • Troubleshooting: Provide some tips to overcome issues that you might face while using CADP for Java.

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