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02-Jun-2015 |
Sergio Giro <sgiro@google.com> |
libcore: throw InvalidKeyException instead of ProviderException
In java.security javax.crypto and java.security classes with
late binding, when guessing the provider and none of the
available ones supports the specified key
Bug: 18987633
(cherry pick from e38b83dd96281d178b01476b67d354655bf2de62)
Change-Id: I5931046e9044984baf724157138bf3a7c7ef5e90
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| e38b83dd96281d178b01476b67d354655bf2de62 |
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02-Jun-2015 |
Sergio Giro <sgiro@google.com> |
libcore: throw InvalidKeyException instead of ProviderException
In java.security javax.crypto and java.security classes with
late binding, when guessing the provider and none of the
available ones supports the specified key
Bug: 18987633
Change-Id: I2a4d258c8f628e2c40f4cbb060cb8825097bd22a
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| 20e310656f03cd83355eae5cd25237f71b80341a |
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13-Mar-2015 |
Kenny Root <kroot@google.com> |
Late binding: specified Provider forces its use
If a Provider is specified in a call to Signature#getInstance,
Cipher#getInstance, KeyAgreement#getInstance, or Mac#getInstance,
it should return that provider no matter if the properties on that
provider say it should support it.
Bug: 19730263
Change-Id: I56045e4cb470a0e1aa0e108a443e04043467c475
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