Package org.apache.wicket.util.crypt

Examples of org.apache.wicket.util.crypt.ClassCryptFactory

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    // The NoCrypt class is being used here because not everyone
    // has the java security classes required by Crypt installed
    // and we want them to be able to run the examples out of the
    // box.
    getSecuritySettings().setCryptFactory(
      new ClassCryptFactory(NoCrypt.class, ISecuritySettings.DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION_KEY));

    getDebugSettings().setDevelopmentUtilitiesEnabled(true);
  }
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    // The NoCrypt class is being used here because not everyone
    // has the java security classes required by Crypt installed
    // and we want them to be able to run the examples out of the
    // box.
    getSecuritySettings().setCryptFactory(
      new ClassCryptFactory(NoCrypt.class, ISecuritySettings.DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION_KEY));
  }
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    // The NoCrypt class is being used here because not everyone
    // has the java security classes required by Crypt installed
    // and we want them to be able to run the examples out of the
    // box.
    getSecuritySettings().setCryptFactory(
      new ClassCryptFactory(NoCrypt.class, ISecuritySettings.DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION_KEY));

    getDebugSettings().setDevelopmentUtilitiesEnabled(true);
  }
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    // The NoCrypt class is being used here because not everyone
    // has the java security classes required by Crypt installed
    // and we want them to be able to run the examples out of the
    // box.
    getSecuritySettings().setCryptFactory(
        new ClassCryptFactory(NoCrypt.class, ISecuritySettings.DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION_KEY));
  }
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    // The NoCrypt class is being used here because not everyone
    // has the java security classes required by Crypt installed
    // and we want them to be able to run the examples out of the
    // box.
    getSecuritySettings().setCryptFactory(
      new ClassCryptFactory(NoCrypt.class, ISecuritySettings.DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION_KEY));

    getDebugSettings().setDevelopmentUtilitiesEnabled(true);
  }
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    // The NoCrypt class is being used here because not everyone
    // has the java security classes required by Crypt installed
    // and we want them to be able to run the examples out of the
    // box.
    getSecuritySettings().setCryptFactory(
      new ClassCryptFactory(NoCrypt.class, ISecuritySettings.DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION_KEY));

    getDebugSettings().setDevelopmentUtilitiesEnabled(true);
  }
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    // The NoCrypt class is being used here because not everyone
    // has the java security classes required by Crypt installed
    // and we want them to be able to run the examples out of the
    // box.
    getSecuritySettings().setCryptFactory(
      new ClassCryptFactory(NoCrypt.class, SecuritySettings.DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION_KEY));

    getDebugSettings().setDevelopmentUtilitiesEnabled(true);
  }
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    // The NoCrypt class is being used here because not everyone
    // has the java security classes required by Crypt installed
    // and we want them to be able to run the examples out of the
    // box.
    getSecuritySettings().setCryptFactory(
      new ClassCryptFactory(NoCrypt.class, ISecuritySettings.DEFAULT_ENCRYPTION_KEY));

    getDebugSettings().setDevelopmentUtilitiesEnabled(true);
  }
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