Oracle Cryptographic Toolkit Programmer's Guide
Release 2.0.3
A54082-01

Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

API Interfaces, 1-5

C

Concepts

Cryptographic Engine, 3-4

Detached Signature, 3-4

Enveloping, 3-4

Personal Resource Locator, 3-4

Protection Set, 3-5

Recipient Oriented Encryption, 3-5

Symmetric Encryption, 3-5

Toolkit Data Unit, 3-5

Trust Point, 3-6

concepts

Cryptographic Engine functions, 1-5

D

data structures, 2-3

data type names, 2-2

Definitions

Authentication, 3-2

Authorization, 3-2

Certificate, 3-2

Certificate Authority, 3-2

Confidentiality, 3-2

Cryptography, 3-2

Decryption, 3-2

Encryption, 3-3

Non-repudiation, 3-3

Oracle Cryptographic Toolkit, 1-4

Oracle Security Server, 1-2

Public/Private Key Pair, 3-3

Public-Key Encryption, 3-3

E

Elements

Cryptographic Toolkit, 1-8

Examples

Generate a detached signature for an array of bytes, 4-5

Random Number Generator, 5-2

Using the signature and PK encryption features, 4-10

F

Features

Oracle Security Server, 1-2

functions

Oracle Call Interface, 5-1

I

Interfaces

Oracle call interface, 1-10

M

Mapping

Exceptions, D-4

Mappings

N

names of datatypes, 2-2

O

OCI functions

nztSign, 6-8, 6-9, 6-10, 6-11, 6-13, 6-14, 6-15, 6-16, 6-17, 6-18, 6-19, 6-20, 6-22, 6-23, 6-24

P

preface

Send Us Your Comments, ix

Prefixes

data type names, 2-2

Program Flow, 4-2

Programming Steps

Interface with the Oracle Security Server, 4-3

Programming steps, 4-2

R

Random Number Generator, 5-2

Relationship, 1-4

Relationship
between Oracle Cryptographic Toolkit and Oracle Security Server Services, 1-10

S

Sample

PL/SQL Program, C-2

security concepts, 3-2

Send Us Your Comments

boilerplate, ix

structure
of data, 2-3

T

Toolkit

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