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package com.itextpdf.text.pdf.interfaces;

import java.security.cert.Certificate;

import com.itextpdf.text.DocumentException;

/**
 * Encryption settings are described in section 3.5 (more specifically
 * section 3.5.2) of the PDF Reference 1.7.
 * They are explained in section 3.3.3 of the book 'iText in Action'.
 * The values of the different  preferences were originally stored
 * in class PdfWriter, but they have been moved to this separate interface
 * for reasons of convenience.
 */

public interface PdfEncryptionSettings {

    
    /**
     * Sets the encryption options for this document. The userPassword and the
     * ownerPassword can be null or have zero length. In this case the ownerPassword
     * is replaced by a random string. The open permissions for the document can be
     * AllowPrinting, AllowModifyContents, AllowCopy, AllowModifyAnnotations,
     * AllowFillIn, AllowScreenReaders, AllowAssembly and AllowDegradedPrinting.
     * The permissions can be combined by ORing them.
     * @param userPassword the user password. Can be null or empty
     * @param ownerPassword the owner password. Can be null or empty
     * @param permissions the user permissions
     * @param encryptionType the type of encryption. It can be one of STANDARD_ENCRYPTION_40, STANDARD_ENCRYPTION_128 or ENCRYPTION_AES128.
     * Optionally DO_NOT_ENCRYPT_METADATA can be ored to output the metadata in cleartext
     * @throws DocumentException if the document is already open
     */
    public void setEncryption(byte userPassword[], byte ownerPassword[], int permissions, int encryptionType) throws DocumentException;

    /**
     * Sets the certificate encryption options for this document. An array of one or more public certificates
     * must be provided together with an array of the same size for the permissions for each certificate.
     *  The open permissions for the document can be
     *  AllowPrinting, AllowModifyContents, AllowCopy, AllowModifyAnnotations,
     *  AllowFillIn, AllowScreenReaders, AllowAssembly and AllowDegradedPrinting.
     *  The permissions can be combined by ORing them.
     * Optionally DO_NOT_ENCRYPT_METADATA can be ored to output the metadata in cleartext
     * @param certs the public certificates to be used for the encryption
     * @param permissions the user permissions for each of the certificates
     * @param encryptionType the type of encryption. It can be one of STANDARD_ENCRYPTION_40, STANDARD_ENCRYPTION_128 or ENCRYPTION_AES128.
     * @throws DocumentException if the document is already open
     */
    public void setEncryption(Certificate[] certs, int[] permissions, int encryptionType) throws DocumentException;
}