Overview (easyjce 1.1.0 API)

Packages
Package	Description
org.antfarmer.ejce	The main EasyJCE package.
org.antfarmer.ejce.encoder	Contains utilities for encoding byte arrays to strings and vice-versa.
org.antfarmer.ejce.exception	Exception classes.
org.antfarmer.ejce.hibernate	Contains Hibernate UserType classes which encrypts and decrypts values transparently.
org.antfarmer.ejce.parameter	Parameter classes which provide a simple interface for configuring the various JCE-supported encryption algorithms.
org.antfarmer.ejce.parameter.key_loader	Custom key generation interfaces.
org.antfarmer.ejce.parameter.salt	Custom salt generation and matching interfaces.
org.antfarmer.ejce.password	Contains classes related to password hashing and provides a Hibernate UserType class which encodes plain-text passwords transparently for updates.
org.antfarmer.ejce.password.encoder	Contains the various types of password encoders.
org.antfarmer.ejce.password.encoder.bc	Contains password encoders using Bouncy Castle's implementations.
org.antfarmer.ejce.password.encoder.spring	Contains password encoders using Spring's crypto package implementations (some of which depends on the Bouncy Castle library).
org.antfarmer.ejce.stream	Streaming wrapper class used to encrypt data.
org.antfarmer.ejce.util	Utility classes useful for encryption processes.

EasyJCE provides an easy to use interface for encrypting, decrypting, and hashing data for transmission or storage using the Java Cryptographic Extension (JCE). EasyJCE supports most algorithms implemented for the JCE, including those provided by third-party encryption service providers. Integrated MAC (Message Authentication Code) support can optionally be used to ensure data integrity and indicate possible data tampering. A set of Hibernate user types is also included to transparently integrate encryption into the data layer, ensuring data is persisted in its encrypted form while obscuring encryption and decryption logic from application code. EasyJCE also provides basic encoding and decoding facilities for transmitting encrypted binary data through mediums which are limited to printable ASCII characters, such as email messages or URL's.