Uses of Class
com.amazonaws.encryptionsdk.CryptoResult

Packages that use CryptoResult

Package	Description
com.amazonaws.encryptionsdk	Contains AwsCrypto, the primary entry-point to the Aws Encryption SDK.

Uses of CryptoResult in com.amazonaws.encryptionsdk

Methods in com.amazonaws.encryptionsdk that return CryptoResult

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
CryptoResult<byte[],?>	AwsCrypto.decryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager materialsManager, byte[] ciphertext) Decrypts the provided ciphertext by delegating to the provided materialsManager to obtain the decrypted DataKey.
CryptoResult<byte[],?>	AwsCrypto.decryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager materialsManager, ParsedCiphertext ciphertext)
<K extends MasterKey<K>> CryptoResult<byte[],K>	AwsCrypto.decryptData(MasterKeyProvider<K> provider, byte[] ciphertext) Decrypts the provided ciphertext by requesting that the provider unwrap any usable DataKey in the ciphertext and then decrypts the ciphertext using that DataKey.
<K extends MasterKey<K>> CryptoResult<byte[],K>	AwsCrypto.decryptData(MasterKeyProvider<K> provider, ParsedCiphertext ciphertext)
CryptoResult<String,?>	AwsCrypto.decryptString(CryptoMaterialsManager provider, String ciphertext) Deprecated. Use the AwsCrypto.decryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager, byte[]) and AwsCrypto.encryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager, byte[], Map) APIs instead. encryptString and decryptString work as expected if you use them together. However, to work with other language implementations of the AWS Encryption SDK, you need to base64-decode the output of encryptString and base64-encode the input to decryptString. These deprecated APIs will be removed in the future.
<K extends MasterKey<K>> CryptoResult<String,K>	AwsCrypto.decryptString(MasterKeyProvider<K> provider, String ciphertext) Deprecated. Use the AwsCrypto.decryptData(MasterKeyProvider, byte[]) and AwsCrypto.encryptData(MasterKeyProvider, byte[], Map) APIs instead. encryptString and decryptString work as expected if you use them together. However, to work with other language implementations of the AWS Encryption SDK, you need to base64-decode the output of encryptString and base64-encode the input to decryptString. These deprecated APIs will be removed in the future.
CryptoResult<byte[],?>	AwsCrypto.encryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager materialsManager, byte[] plaintext) Returns the equivalent to calling AwsCrypto.encryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager, byte[], Map) with an empty encryptionContext.
CryptoResult<byte[],?>	AwsCrypto.encryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager materialsManager, byte[] plaintext, Map<String,String> encryptionContext) Returns an encrypted form of plaintext that has been protected with DataKeys that are in turn protected by the given CryptoMaterialsProvider.
<K extends MasterKey<K>> CryptoResult<byte[],K>	AwsCrypto.encryptData(MasterKeyProvider<K> provider, byte[] plaintext) Returns the equivalent to calling AwsCrypto.encryptData(MasterKeyProvider, byte[], Map) with an empty encryptionContext.
<K extends MasterKey<K>> CryptoResult<byte[],K>	AwsCrypto.encryptData(MasterKeyProvider<K> provider, byte[] plaintext, Map<String,String> encryptionContext) Returns an encrypted form of plaintext that has been protected with DataKeys that are in turn protected by MasterKeys provided by provider.
CryptoResult<String,?>	AwsCrypto.encryptString(CryptoMaterialsManager materialsManager, String plaintext) Deprecated. Use the AwsCrypto.encryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager, byte[]) and AwsCrypto.decryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager, byte[]) APIs instead. encryptString and decryptString work as expected if you use them together. However, to work with other language implementations of the AWS Encryption SDK, you need to base64-decode the output of encryptString and base64-encode the input to decryptString. These deprecated APIs will be removed in the future.
CryptoResult<String,?>	AwsCrypto.encryptString(CryptoMaterialsManager materialsManager, String plaintext, Map<String,String> encryptionContext) Deprecated. Use the AwsCrypto.encryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager, byte[], Map) and AwsCrypto.decryptData(CryptoMaterialsManager, byte[]) APIs instead. encryptString and decryptString work as expected if you use them together. However, to work with other language implementations of the AWS Encryption SDK, you need to base64-decode the output of encryptString and base64-encode the input to decryptString. These deprecated APIs will be removed in the future.
<K extends MasterKey<K>> CryptoResult<String,K>	AwsCrypto.encryptString(MasterKeyProvider<K> provider, String plaintext) Deprecated. Use the AwsCrypto.encryptData(MasterKeyProvider, byte[]) and AwsCrypto.decryptData(MasterKeyProvider, byte[]) APIs instead. encryptString and decryptString work as expected if you use them together. However, to work with other language implementations of the AWS Encryption SDK, you need to base64-decode the output of encryptString and base64-encode the input to decryptString. These deprecated APIs will be removed in the future.
<K extends MasterKey<K>> CryptoResult<String,K>	AwsCrypto.encryptString(MasterKeyProvider<K> provider, String plaintext, Map<String,String> encryptionContext) Deprecated. Use the AwsCrypto.encryptData(MasterKeyProvider, byte[], Map) and AwsCrypto.decryptData(MasterKeyProvider, byte[]) APIs instead. encryptString and decryptString work as expected if you use them together. However, to work with other language implementations of the AWS Encryption SDK, you need to base64-decode the output of encryptString and base64-encode the input to decryptString. These deprecated APIs will be removed in the future.
CryptoResult<CryptoInputStream<K>,K>	CryptoInputStream.getCryptoResult() Returns the result of the cryptographic operations including associate metadata.
CryptoResult<CryptoOutputStream<K>,K>	CryptoOutputStream.getCryptoResult() Returns the result of the cryptographic operations including associate metadata.