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package org.apache.commons.crypto.random;

import java.security.GeneralSecurityException;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Properties;

import org.apache.commons.crypto.Crypto;
import org.apache.commons.crypto.utils.ReflectionUtils;
import org.apache.commons.crypto.utils.Utils;

/**
 * This is the factory class used for creating {@link CryptoRandom} instances
 */
public class CryptoRandomFactory {

    // security random related configuration keys
    /**
     * The configuration key of the file path for secure random device.
     */
    public static final String DEVICE_FILE_PATH_KEY = Crypto.CONF_PREFIX
            + "secure.random.device.file.path";

    /**
     * The default value ({@value}) of the file path for secure random device.
     */
    // Note: this is public mainly for use by the Javadoc
    public static final String DEVICE_FILE_PATH_DEFAULT = "/dev/urandom";

    /**
     * The configuration key of the algorithm of secure random.
     */
    public static final String JAVA_ALGORITHM_KEY = Crypto.CONF_PREFIX
            + "secure.random.java.algorithm";

    /**
     * The default value ({@value}) of the algorithm of secure random.
     */
    // Note: this is public mainly for use by the Javadoc
    public static final String JAVA_ALGORITHM_DEFAULT = "SHA1PRNG";

    /**
     * The configuration key of the CryptoRandom implementation class.
     * 

* The value of the CLASSES_KEY needs to be the full name of a * class that implements the * {@link org.apache.commons.crypto.random.CryptoRandom CryptoRandom} interface * The internal classes are listed in the enum * {@link RandomProvider RandomProvider} * which can be used to obtain the full class name. *

* The value can also be a comma-separated list of class names in * order of descending priority. */ public static final String CLASSES_KEY = Crypto.CONF_PREFIX + "secure.random.classes"; /** * Defines the internal CryptoRandom implementations. *

* Usage: *

     * props.setProperty(CryptoRandomFactory.CLASSES_KEY, RandomProvider.OPENSSL.getClassName());
     * props.setProperty(...); // if required by the implementation
     * random = CryptoRandomFactory.getCryptoRandom(transformation, props);
     * 
*/ public enum RandomProvider { /** * The OpenSSL Random implementation (using JNI) *

* No properties are used for configuration, but they * are passed to the {@link RandomProvider#JAVA} backup implementation */ // Please ensure the property description agrees with the implementation OPENSSL(OpenSslCryptoRandom.class), /** * The SecureRandom implementation from the JVM *

* Uses the property with key * {@link #JAVA_ALGORITHM_KEY} * with the default of * {@link #JAVA_ALGORITHM_DEFAULT} */ // Please ensure the property description agrees with the implementation JAVA(JavaCryptoRandom.class), /** * The OS random device implementation. May not be available on some OSes. *

* Uses {@link #DEVICE_FILE_PATH_KEY} to determine the * path to the random device, default is * {@link #DEVICE_FILE_PATH_DEFAULT} */ // Please ensure the property description agrees with the implementation OS(OsCryptoRandom.class); private final Class klass; private final String className; /** * The private constructor. * @param klass the Class of CryptoRandom */ private RandomProvider(Class klass) { this.klass = klass; this.className = klass.getName(); } /** * Gets the class name of the provider. * * @return the name of the provider class */ public String getClassName() { return className; } /** * Gets the implementation class of the provider. * * @return the implementation class of the provider */ public Class getImplClass() { return klass; } } /** * The default value (OPENSSL,JAVA) used when creating a {@link CryptoCipher}. */ private static final String CLASSES_DEFAULT = RandomProvider.OPENSSL.getClassName() .concat(",") .concat(RandomProvider.JAVA.getClassName()); /** * The private constructor of {@link CryptoRandomFactory}. */ private CryptoRandomFactory() { } /** * Gets a CryptoRandom instance using the default implementation * as defined by {@link #CLASSES_DEFAULT} * * @return CryptoRandom the cryptoRandom object. * @throws GeneralSecurityException if cannot create the {@link CryptoRandom} class */ public static CryptoRandom getCryptoRandom() throws GeneralSecurityException { Properties properties = new Properties(); return getCryptoRandom(properties); } /** * Gets a CryptoRandom instance for specified props. * Uses the SECURE_RANDOM_CLASSES_KEY from the provided * properties. * If it is not set, then it checks the System properties. * Failing that, it defaults to OpenSslCryptoRandom,JavaCryptoRandom * The properties are passed to the generated class. * * @param props the configuration properties. * @return CryptoRandom the cryptoRandom object. * @throws GeneralSecurityException if cannot create the {@link CryptoRandom} class * @throws IllegalArgumentException if no classname(s) are provided */ public static CryptoRandom getCryptoRandom(Properties props) throws GeneralSecurityException { final List names = Utils.splitClassNames(getRandomClassString(props), ","); if (names.size() == 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("No classname(s) provided"); } StringBuilder errorMessage = new StringBuilder(); CryptoRandom random = null; Exception lastException = null; for (String klassName : names) { try { final Class klass = ReflectionUtils.getClassByName(klassName); random = (CryptoRandom) ReflectionUtils.newInstance(klass, props); if (random != null) { break; } } catch (ClassCastException e) { lastException = e; errorMessage.append("Class: [" + klassName + "] is not a CryptoRandom."); } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) { lastException = e; errorMessage.append("CryptoRandom: [" + klassName + "] not found."); } catch (Exception e) { lastException = e; errorMessage.append("CryptoRandom: [" + klassName + "] failed with " + e.getMessage()); } } if (random != null) { return random; } throw new GeneralSecurityException(errorMessage.toString(), lastException); } /** * Gets the CryptoRandom class. * * @param props The Properties class represents a set of * properties. * @return the CryptoRandom class based on the props. */ private static String getRandomClassString(Properties props) { String randomClassString = props.getProperty(CryptoRandomFactory.CLASSES_KEY, CLASSES_DEFAULT); if (randomClassString.isEmpty()) { // TODO does it make sense to treat the empty string as the default? randomClassString = CLASSES_DEFAULT; } return randomClassString; } }





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