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20 package org
.apache
.hadoop
.hbase
.util
;
22 import java
.security
.MessageDigest
;
23 import java
.security
.NoSuchAlgorithmException
;
25 import org
.apache
.commons
.codec
.binary
.Hex
;
26 import org
.apache
.yetus
.audience
.InterfaceAudience
;
27 import org
.slf4j
.Logger
;
28 import org
.slf4j
.LoggerFactory
;
31 * Utility class for MD5
32 * MD5 hash produces a 128-bit digest.
34 @InterfaceAudience.Public
35 public class MD5Hash
{
36 private static final Logger LOG
= LoggerFactory
.getLogger(MD5Hash
.class);
39 * Given a byte array, returns in MD5 hash as a hex string.
41 * @return SHA1 hash as a 32 character hex string.
43 public static String
getMD5AsHex(byte[] key
) {
44 return getMD5AsHex(key
, 0, key
.length
);
48 * Given a byte array, returns its MD5 hash as a hex string.
49 * Only "length" number of bytes starting at "offset" within the
50 * byte array are used.
52 * @param key the key to hash (variable length byte array)
55 * @return MD5 hash as a 32 character hex string.
57 public static String
getMD5AsHex(byte[] key
, int offset
, int length
) {
59 MessageDigest md
= MessageDigest
.getInstance("MD5");
60 md
.update(key
, offset
, length
);
61 byte[] digest
= md
.digest();
62 return new String(Hex
.encodeHex(digest
));
63 } catch (NoSuchAlgorithmException e
) {
64 // this should never happen unless the JDK is messed up.
65 throw new RuntimeException("Error computing MD5 hash", e
);