Roger Kapsi cc580e3ba1 Let OpenSslContext take pre-encoded pkcs#8 private key/cert bytes ... Motivation OpenSslContext is expecting Java's PrivateKey and X509Certificate objects as input (for JdkSslContext API compatibility reasons) but doesn't really use them beyond turning them into PEM/PKCS#8 strings. This conversion can be entirely skipped if the user can pass in private keys and certificates in a format that Netty's OpenSSL code can digest. Modifications Two new classes have been added that act as a wrapper around the pre-encoded byte[] and also retain API compatibility to JdkSslContext. Result It's possible to pass PEM encoded bytes straight into OpenSSL without having to parse them (e.g. File to Java's PrivateKey) and then encode them (i.e. PrivateKey into PEM/PKCS#8). File pemPrivateKeyFile; byte[] pemBytes = readBytes(pemPrivateKeyFile); PemPrivateKey pemPrivateKey = PemPrivateKey.valueOf(pemBytes); SslContextBuilder.forServer(pemPrivateKey) .sslProvider(SslProvider.OPENSSL)		2016-06-10 18:07:40 +02:00
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src	Let OpenSslContext take pre-encoded pkcs#8 private key/cert bytes	2016-06-10 18:07:40 +02:00
pom.xml	[maven-release-plugin] prepare for next development iteration	2016-06-07 18:52:34 +02:00