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25
26/**
27 * Provides classes for public key certificates.
28 *
29 * The classes in this package have been deprecated. New classes should not
30 * be added to this package. These classes include a simplified version of
31 * the {@code java.security.cert} package.  These classes were developed as
32 * part of the Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE).  When JSSE was added to
33 * the J2SE version 1.4, this package was added for backward-compatibility
34 * reasons only.
35 *
36 * New applications should not use this package, but rather
37 * {@code java.security.cert}.
38 *
39 * @since 1.4
40 */
41package javax.security.cert;
42