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The "CERT_CORRECT" is actually an invalid X.509 certificate, but these
test cases are now covered in more detail by
luni/src/test/java/libcore/java/security/cert/X509CertificateTest.java

The decoding of the alternative names in the certificate look like this
via openssl command line:

            X509v3 Subject Alternative Name: critical
                0[..rfc@822.Name..dNSName..1.0...U.
..Organization..http://uniform.Resource.Id........*..\...

Change-Id: I41d4753b926715b093f558b41d102842e6b3a2da

Bug reported via email by Roy Yokoyama.

Change-Id: I13617d640df8f4e1000114cbe6b3b738e8405568

This makes writing SetObjectField() code easier.

(cherry-pick of 74adde45.)

Change-Id: Ia64d58748ce721cbdc89742c020edd22dbb694b0

A bug in OpenSSL's dso_lib code was masking the true failure reason for
this test. If it has a library name set, it would search the path for
it. However, after the first failed try, it would store the error on the
OpenSSL error stack, and then the next tries would fail.

Changed to using ID instead of library name so we can get truer
behavior. This necessitates changing the test ENGINE's ID to match what
the library name is.

Change-Id: I1acd1bffd6756ec3a527221cf19c6f2067ffc1a8

Bug: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=39616
Change-Id: I8143f75abc25b2f839a3e44ab800ad90ff9b9029

EC keys can have two different formats: explicit parameters or named
curve. When you generate a key, it's typically a named curve. When you
write out the parameters of the named curve and read them back, it's no
longer named.

Change the comparison to match the EC parameters themselves instead of
concerning the test with named curve stuff.

Change-Id: I4fc2fe38cf497b2ce96d1258c54833c717152ad2

Change-Id: Iff593c707723811347b5b7e91bed52b07c490c9d

Some of the curve names were incorrect in the ECKeyPairGenerator, so
renamed them to match what OpenSSL expects.

Change-Id: Ib56fe8ce30b95f7faee34a3e18add7c4037e4c47

Finding safe primes for the DH key pair generator can take up to 20
minutes sometimes. Use a pre-defined set of primes instead of skipping
the test altogether because of the extreme amount of time it takes.

This leaves us not testing one software path, but this situation is
strictly better than not running the test at all.

Change-Id: I03d457747e2ec1a2592c1c6350365cbe5aa33759

For requested keySpec, we don't necessarily need the strict equality
check.

Also, remove code that is unreachable: RSAPrivateCrtKeySpec is a child
of RSAPrivateKeySpec, so there is no need to check whether the keySpec
is assignable to the CRT spec.

Change-Id: I8070541b015167d9314b83b45bd1410663487865

* Add hidden API to pass along the EC curve name in ECParameterSpec.
  The lack of name passing made KeyFactory2Test fail because the
  reconstructed ECDSA key had explicit curve parameters instead of an
  OID naming the curve.

* Fix some mixing of PKCS8/X509EncodedKeySpec in DSA/ECDSA KeyFactory
  implementations.

* Fix the KeyFactory2Test to output more useful error messages.

* Remove known failure which is no longer happening.

* Change EC_GROUP_get_curve_name to return the "shortName" string
  which matches the EC_GROUP_new_by_curve_name

Bug: 3483365
Change-Id: I0a80be88bef728b2177f3593cc3421fa47b79470

Bug: 3387688
Change-Id: I620ae46fcf3681120c958dc847eabc6138144735

Add Libcore support for execv() and execve().
This allows java programs to execute other programs
without having to write jni wrappers.

Change-Id: I82ddc069b5812ebd40f06b7f65ce173d496e0597

Bug: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=43480
Change-Id: Id42e4458323d7ab3dafb2dec84909096988e4365

We were trying to generate a public key from a private key spec which
obviously doesn't work.

Also fix the error messages that indicated public key when it meant
private key.

Change-Id: Ifae417bc3e4c56aced5b7583a34965c7f31c9c66

Change-Id: I5c7f42235114a8685ca53e7f244419469b89c1eb

Change-Id: I06a634199ff2c8dcf0a8b6e4774da4cdbfb0d774

DSA keys do not always have parameters. When validating a certificate
chain, the DSA key will inherit parameters from the next DSA key up the
chain if DSAPublicKey#getParams() returns "null".

Change-Id: I052b42219829157ebdf148abb53048044cc83f8d

Change-Id: I4194810646a2a0661331aaf941fb5f99ce7758b1

Bug: 8128460
Change-Id: I41a6baee6e22b8af9170e3e569e0599c38b5e707