List of generateKeys() Examples

Examples of generateKeys()

org.ejbca.core.model.ca.catoken.CATokenContainer.generateKeys()
Method that generates the keys that will be used by the CAToken. The method can be used to generate keys for an initial CA token or to renew Certificate signing keys. If setstatustowaiting is true and you generate new keys, the new keys will be available as SecConst.CAKEYPURPOSE_CERTSIGN. If setstatustowaiting is false and you generate new keys, the new keys will be available as SecConst.CAKEYPURPOSE_CERTSIGN_NEXT. @param authenticationCode the password used to encrypt the keystore, laterneeded to activate CA Token @param renew flag indicating if the keys are renewed instead of created fresh. Renewing keys does not create new encryption keys, since this would make it impossible to decrypt old stuff. @param activate flag indicating if the new keys should be activated immediately or or they should be added as "next" signing key. Using true here makes it possible to generate certificate renewal requests for external CAs still using the old keys until the response is received.
org.ejbca.core.model.ca.catoken.CATokenContainerImpl.generateKeys()
Method that generates the keys that will be used by the CAToken. The method can be used to generate keys for an initial CA token or to renew Certificate signing keys. If setstatustowaiting is true and you generate new keys, the new keys will be available as SecConst.CAKEYPURPOSE_CERTSIGN. If setstatustowaiting is false and you generate new keys, the new keys will be available as SecConst.CAKEYPURPOSE_CERTSIGN_NEXT. @param authenticationCode the password used to encrypt the keystore, later needed to activate CA Token @param renew flag indicating if the keys are renewed instead of created fresh. Renewing keys does not create new encryption keys, since this would make it impossible to decrypt old stuff. @param activate flag indicating if the new keys should be activated immediately or or they should be added as "next" signing key. Using true here makes it possible to generate certificate renewal requests for external CAs still using the old keys until the response is received.

Examples of org.ejbca.core.model.ca.catoken.CATokenContainer.generateKeys()

                // There are two ways to get the authentication code:
                // 1. The user provided one when creating the CA on the create
                // CA page
                // 2. We use the system default password
                boolean renew = false;
                catoken.generateKeys(authCode, renew, true);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                String msg = intres.getLocalizedMessage("caadmin.errorcreatetoken");
                logSession.log(admin, admin.getCaId(), LogConstants.MODULE_CA, new java.util.Date(), null, null, LogConstants.EVENT_ERROR_CACREATED, msg, e);
                throw new EJBException(e);
            }

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Examples of org.ejbca.core.model.ca.catoken.CATokenContainer.generateKeys()


            CATokenContainer caToken = ca.getCAToken();
            if (regenerateKeys) {
                log.debug("Generating new keys.");
                keystorepass = getDefaultKeyStorePassIfSWAndEmpty(keystorepass, caToken.getCATokenInfo());
                caToken.generateKeys(keystorepass, true, activatekey);
                ca.setCAToken(caToken);
                // In order to generate a certificate with this keystore we must
                // make sure it is activated
                ca.getCAToken().activate(keystorepass);
            }

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Examples of org.ejbca.core.model.ca.catoken.CATokenContainer.generateKeys()

            CATokenContainer caToken = ca.getCAToken();
            if (regenerateKeys) {
                boolean renew = true;
                keystorepass = getDefaultKeyStorePassIfSWAndEmpty(keystorepass, caToken.getCATokenInfo());
                // for internal CAs the new keys are always activated
                caToken.generateKeys(keystorepass, renew, true);
                // We need to save all this
                ca.setCAToken(caToken);
                cadata.setCA(ca);
                // After this we need to reload all CAs?
                // Make sure we store the new CA and token and reload or update

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Examples of org.ejbca.core.model.ca.catoken.CATokenContainerImpl.generateKeys()

                // There are two ways to get the authentication code:
                // 1. The user provided one when creating the CA on the create
                // CA page
                // 2. We use the system default password
                boolean renew = false;
                catoken.generateKeys(authCode, renew, true);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                String msg = intres.getLocalizedMessage("caadmin.errorcreatetoken");
                logSession.log(admin, admin.getCaId(), LogConstants.MODULE_CA, new java.util.Date(), null, null, LogConstants.EVENT_ERROR_CACREATED, msg, e);
                throw new EJBException(e);
            }

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