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40 +#include <xmlsec/keys.h>
141 +#include <xmlsec/keys.h>
221 +#include <xmlsec/keys.h>
461 +#include <xmlsec/keys.h>
476 + * Create and load key store and certificate database into keys manager
478 + * Returns keys manager pointer on success or NULL otherwise.
519 + * Add key store to manager, from now on keys manager destroys the store if
535 + * Initialize crypto library specific data in keys manager
568 + /*TODO: import the key into keys manager.*/
577 + /*TODO: import the key into keys manager.*/
586 + /*TODO: import the key into keys manager.*/
786 +#include <xmlsec/keys.h>
803 + * Create and load NSS crypto slot and certificate database into keys manager
805 + * Returns keys manager pointer on success or NULL otherwise.
884 + * Add key store to manager, from now on keys manager destroys the store if
900 + * Initialize crypto library specific data in keys manager
1188 - * Nss keys store that uses Simple Keys Store under the hood. Uses the
1189 - * Nss DB as a backing store for the finding keys, but the NSS DB is
1190 - * not written to by the keys store.
1192 - * keys store, the NSS DB is looked up.
1195 - * Thus, the NSS DB can be used to pre-load keys and becomes an alternate
1196 - * source of keys for xmlsec
1206 + * list is a backup repository for the finding keys. If a key is not found from
1212 + * list, which means that the keys in the listed slot can be used for xml sign-
1219 + * user set up a slot list handler to the keys store, he do not need to do any
1226 + * 1. Create a keys store;( xmlSec interfaces )
1227 + * 2. Set slot list with the keys store;( xmlSec Interfaces )
1233 + * 8. Destroy the keys store;( xmlSec Interfaces )
1252 +#include <xmlsec/keys.h>
1352 - BAD_CAST "NSS-keys-store", /* const xmlChar* name; */
1414 - * The Nss list based keys store klass.
1424 - * Returns: Nss list based keys store klass.
1457 - * @store: the pointer to Nss keys store.
1756 + * The simple list based keys store klass.
1770 * @store: the pointer to Nss keys store.
1872 - * we must have a name to lookup keys in NSS DB.
1881 - * TBD: For now, we'll look only for public/private keys using the
1883 - * symmetric keys using PK11_FindFixedKey
1973 + /* create nodes for other keys data */
2140 +#include <xmlsec/keys.h>
3533 #include <xmlsec/keys.h>
3544 - * Symmetic (binary) keys - just a wrapper for xmlSecKeyDataBinary
3545 + * Symmetic (binary) keys - a wrapper over slot information and PK11SymKey
4918 #include <xmlsec/keys.h>