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package sun.security.ec;
import sun.security.util.ObjectIdentifier;
import sun.security.x509.AlgorithmId;
import java.security.spec.AlgorithmParameterSpec;
import java.security.spec.NamedParameterSpec;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.function.Supplier;
public class ParametersMap<T> {
private Map<Integer, T> sizeMap = new HashMap<Integer, T>();
private Map<ObjectIdentifier, T> oidMap =
new HashMap<ObjectIdentifier, T>();
private Map<String, T> nameMap = new HashMap<String, T>();
public void fix() {
sizeMap = Collections.unmodifiableMap(sizeMap);
oidMap = Collections.unmodifiableMap(oidMap);
nameMap = Collections.unmodifiableMap(nameMap);
}
public void put(String name, ObjectIdentifier oid, int size, T params) {
nameMap.put(name.toLowerCase(), params);
oidMap.put(oid, params);
sizeMap.put(size, params);
}
public Optional<T> getByOid(ObjectIdentifier id) {
return Optional.ofNullable(oidMap.get(id));
}
public Optional<T> getBySize(int size) {
return Optional.ofNullable(sizeMap.get(size));
}
public Optional<T> getByName(String name) {
return Optional.ofNullable(nameMap.get(name.toLowerCase()));
}
// Utility method that is used by the methods below to handle exception
// suppliers
private static
<A, B> Supplier<B> apply(final Function<A, B> func, final A a) {
return new Supplier<B>() {
@Override
public B get() {
return func.apply(a);
}
};
}
Get parameters by key size, or throw an exception if no parameters are
defined for the specified key size. This method is used in several
contexts that should throw different exceptions when the parameters
are not found. The first argument is a function that produces the
desired exception.
Params: - exception – a function that produces an exception from a string
- size – the desired key size
Type parameters: - <E> – the type of exception that is thrown
Throws: - T – when suitable parameters do not exist
Returns: the parameters for the specified key size
/**
* Get parameters by key size, or throw an exception if no parameters are
* defined for the specified key size. This method is used in several
* contexts that should throw different exceptions when the parameters
* are not found. The first argument is a function that produces the
* desired exception.
*
* @param exception a function that produces an exception from a string
* @param size the desired key size
* @param <E> the type of exception that is thrown
* @return the parameters for the specified key size
* @throws T when suitable parameters do not exist
*/
public
<E extends Throwable>
T getBySize(Function<String, E> exception,
int size) throws E {
Optional<T> paramsOpt = getBySize(size);
return paramsOpt.orElseThrow(
apply(exception, "Unsupported size: " + size));
}
Get parameters by algorithm ID, or throw an exception if no
parameters are defined for the specified ID. This method is used in
several contexts that should throw different exceptions when the
parameters are not found. The first argument is a function that produces
the desired exception.
Params: - exception – a function that produces an exception from a string
- algId – the algorithm ID
Type parameters: - <E> – the type of exception that is thrown
Throws: - E – when suitable parameters do not exist
Returns: the parameters for the specified algorithm ID
/**
* Get parameters by algorithm ID, or throw an exception if no
* parameters are defined for the specified ID. This method is used in
* several contexts that should throw different exceptions when the
* parameters are not found. The first argument is a function that produces
* the desired exception.
*
* @param exception a function that produces an exception from a string
* @param algId the algorithm ID
* @param <E> the type of exception that is thrown
* @return the parameters for the specified algorithm ID
* @throws E when suitable parameters do not exist
*/
public
<E extends Throwable>
T get(Function<String, E> exception,
AlgorithmId algId) throws E {
Optional<T> paramsOpt = getByOid(algId.getOID());
return paramsOpt.orElseThrow(
apply(exception, "Unsupported OID: " + algId.getOID()));
}
Get parameters by algorithm parameter spec, or throw an exception if no
parameters are defined for the spec. This method is used in
several contexts that should throw different exceptions when the
parameters are not found. The first argument is a function that produces
the desired exception.
Params: - exception – a function that produces an exception from a string
- params – the algorithm parameters spec
Type parameters: - <E> – the type of exception that is thrown
Throws: - E – when suitable parameters do not exist
Returns: the parameters for the spec
/**
* Get parameters by algorithm parameter spec, or throw an exception if no
* parameters are defined for the spec. This method is used in
* several contexts that should throw different exceptions when the
* parameters are not found. The first argument is a function that produces
* the desired exception.
*
* @param exception a function that produces an exception from a string
* @param params the algorithm parameters spec
* @param <E> the type of exception that is thrown
* @return the parameters for the spec
* @throws E when suitable parameters do not exist
*/
public
<E extends Throwable>
T get(Function<String, E> exception,
AlgorithmParameterSpec params) throws E {
if (params instanceof NamedParameterSpec) {
NamedParameterSpec namedParams = (NamedParameterSpec) params;
Optional<T> paramsOpt = getByName(namedParams.getName());
return paramsOpt.orElseThrow(
apply(exception, "Unsupported name: " + namedParams.getName()));
} else {
throw exception.apply("Only NamedParameterSpec is supported.");
}
}
}