The CryptoModule contains several methods used for message authentication. It is also used as a container for crypographic keys.
Author: Ingmar Baumgart, Axel Rengstorf
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InetOverlayHost (compound module) |
Host that participates in the overlay |
OverlayAccessRouter (compound module) |
Access router that participates in the overlay |
OverlayRouter (compound module) |
Router in the overlay network |
SimpleMultiOverlayHost (compound module) |
Host in the simple network that participates in the overlay |
SimpleOverlayHost (compound module) |
Host in the simple network that participates in the overlay |
SingleHost (compound module) |
simulates a single host to connect it to a real network |
Name | Type | Default value | Description |
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keyFile | string |
the name of the file containing the public key pair used to sign messages |
Name | Value | Description |
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display | i=block/table |
// // The CryptoModule contains several methods used for message authentication. It is also used as a container for // crypographic keys. // // @author Ingmar Baumgart, Axel Rengstorf // simple CryptoModule { parameters: @display("i=block/table"); string keyFile; // the name of the file containing the public key pair used to sign messages }