public class EntrustProviderMissingException
extends java.lang.SecurityException
This usually indicates an architecture flaw in an application; the solution
is to ensure that the Entrust CSP has been installed by calling
Initializer.setProviders().
Ideally, this call should be made in an application initialization routine
which is run at application start-up. This call only needs to be run once;
subsequent calls have no effect since the CSP is already installed (unless
the CSP was manually removed).
| Constructor and Description |
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EntrustProviderMissingException()
The constructor; creates a new
EntrustProviderMissingException. |