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Class Summary Class Description ArchiveCreator This class is used to create messages in the Entrust Archive format.ArchiveInputStream This class is used to read and unprotect messages in the Entrust Archive format.ArchiveInputStreamMac This class is used to read and unprotect messages in the Entrust Archive format.ArchiveResults This class contains the results of decoding an Entrust Archive.ArchiveResultsMac This class contains the results of decoding an Entrust Archive.GraphicString This class implements the native ASN.1 type "GraphicString".LargeFileOptions This class provides the information necessary to allow large files to be protected using Entrust Archive format.PemHeader This class represents the header used during a PEM-protected message creation.PemInputStream This class reads data created by PemOutputStream.PemOptions This class is a simple data structure used to specify the way a PEM message or Entrust Archive is protected.PemOutputStream This class writes data to a stream, in a format that is based on, but not compliant to, the PEM standard of RFC1421.PemParsedHeader This class represents the header read from a stream used for a PEM protected message.
Package com.entrust.toolkit.archive Description
Contains classes for reading and writing files in the legacy Entrust Archive format.
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