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package sun.security.provider;

import java.math.BigInteger;

import java.security.KeyRep;

import java.security.InvalidKeyException;

/**

 * An X.509 public key for the Digital Signature Algorithm.

 *

 * The difference between DSAPublicKeyImpl and DSAPublicKey is that

 * DSAPublicKeyImpl calls writeReplace with KeyRep, and DSAPublicKey

 * calls writeObject.

 *

 * See the comments in DSAKeyFactory, 4532506, and 6232513.

 *

 */

public final class DSAPublicKeyImpl extends DSAPublicKey {

    @java.io.Serial

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 7819830118247182730L;

    /**

     * Make a DSA public key out of a public key and three parameters.

     * The p, q, and g parameters may be null, but if so, parameters will need

     * to be supplied from some other source before this key can be used in

     * cryptographic operations.  PKIX RFC2459bis explicitly allows DSA public

     * keys without parameters, where the parameters are provided in the

     * issuer's DSA public key.

     *

     * @param y the actual key bits

     * @param p DSA parameter p, may be null if all of p, q, and g are null.

     * @param q DSA parameter q, may be null if all of p, q, and g are null.

     * @param g DSA parameter g, may be null if all of p, q, and g are null.

     */

    public DSAPublicKeyImpl(BigInteger y, BigInteger p, BigInteger q,

                        BigInteger g)

                throws InvalidKeyException {

        super(y, p, q, g);

    }

    /**

     * Make a DSA public key from its DER encoding (X.509).

     */

    public DSAPublicKeyImpl(byte[] encoded) throws InvalidKeyException {

        super(encoded);

    }

    @java.io.Serial

    protected Object writeReplace() throws java.io.ObjectStreamException {

        return new KeyRep(KeyRep.Type.PUBLIC,

                        getAlgorithm(),

                        getFormat(),

                        getEncoded());

    }

}