com.plumtree.remote.portlet
Class EncryptionType

java.lang.Object
  com.plumtree.remote.portlet.EncryptionType

public class EncryptionType

extends java.lang.Object

EncryptionType is an enumeration of the different types of encryption that can be used by a portlet. EncryptionType is a type-safe enumeration, so instances of the class can be compared using identity equality.

Field Summary

static EncryptionType	AES Credentials are encrypted and decrypted by the portlet using AES-128 encryption and a private key.
static EncryptionType	BASE64 Credentials stored in the credential vault can be sent Base64 encoded if the connection is over SSL.
static EncryptionType	NONE Credentials should only be passed in plain-text if the connection is secured via SSL.
static EncryptionType	RC2 Credentials are encrypted and decrypted by the portlet using RC2-40 encryption and a private key.
static EncryptionType	RSA Credentials stored in the credential vault will be encrypted by the portal via PKI encryption and sent to the portlet.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

RC2

public static EncryptionType RC2

Credentials are encrypted and decrypted by the portlet using RC2-40 encryption and a private key. Portlets that do not use the credential vault use this encryption method.

AES

public static EncryptionType AES

Credentials are encrypted and decrypted by the portlet using AES-128 encryption and a private key. Portlets that do not use the credential vault use this encryption method.

RSA

public static EncryptionType RSA

Credentials stored in the credential vault will be encrypted by the portal via PKI encryption and sent to the portlet. Portlets that use the IDK and consume credential vault values use this encryption method.

BASE64

public static EncryptionType BASE64

Credentials stored in the credential vault can be sent Base64 encoded if the connection is over SSL. Basic Auth credentials are also sent Base64 encoded.

NONE

public static EncryptionType NONE

Credentials should only be passed in plain-text if the connection is secured via SSL. Passing credentials in this manner allows the portal to consume an existing web application.