6.3. キー管理の変更点

new SecretOptions()
    .setType("HS256")
    .setSecret("password")

new PubSecKeyOptions()
    .setAlgorithm("HS256")
    .setSecretKey("password")

new PubSecKeyOptions()
  .setPublicKey(
    // remove the PEM boundaries
    pubPemString
      .replaceAll("-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY----")
      .replaceAll("-----END PUBLIC KEY----"))
  .setSecretKey(
    // remove the PEM boundaries
    secPemString
      .replaceAll("-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY----")
      .replaceAll("-----END PUBLIC KEY----"));

PubSecKeyOptions pubKey =
  new PubSecKeyOptions()
    // the buffer is the exact contents of the PEM file and had boundaries included in it
    .setBuffer(pubPemString);

PubSecKeyOptions secKey =
  new PubSecKeyOptions()
    // the buffer is the exact contents of the PEM file and had boundaries included in it
    .setBuffer(secPemString);

PubSecKeyOptions x509Certificate =
  new PubSecKeyOptions()
    // the buffer is the exact contents of the PEM file and had boundaries included in it
    .setBuffer(x509PemString);

new KeyStoreOptions()
  .setPath("path/to/keystore.jks")
  .setPassword("keystore-password");

new KeyStoreOptions()
  .setPath("path/to/keystore.jks")
  // Modern JDKs use `jceks` keystore. But this type is not the default
  // If the type is not set to `jceks` then probably `pkcs12` will be used
  .setType("jceks")
  .setPassword("keystore-password")
  // optionally if your keys have different passwords
  // and if a key specific id is not provided it defaults to
  // the keystore password
  .putPasswordProtection("key-id", "key-specific-password");