Ok got it. One other thing about the javadoc: I liked a previous format where there was another frame on the left where one had access to all classes...Also what is the deal with CryptoManager not being directlry accerssbile from the main page (have to go thru CryptoToken to get to it)??
-- P "Jamie Nicolson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Patrick wrote: > > >Correction. Actually after inspecting JSS3.1.1 doc more closely, I see that > >a PrivateKey can now be returned via CryptoManager's findPrivKeyByCert. > >That's probably the preferable option. > > > >New question arises though: what is the different it and > >findPrivKeyByCertNative? Does the latter use JNI and class NSS? > > > >-- P > > > findPrivKeyByCertNative is a protected method called by > findPrivKeyByCert. It cannot and should not be called from an application. > > After open-sourcing JSS, I decided to include all private methods in the > Javadoc, the idea being that all details of the class are now open to > everyone. However, it makes the javadoc less legible. The only visual > indication that the method cannot be called is the "protected" keyword. >
