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JNI KMIP Example 9 - Register Secret / Opaque Objects

This example demonstrates how a Java program can save KMIP Secret Data and Opaque Data object onto a KMIP server.

The contents of these objects originate in the Java program (e.g., password can be stored in a Secret Data object). The following API functions are used: initializeLibrary, open, registerSecretData, registerOpaqueObject, getSecretData, getOpaqueObject, destroy, close, freeLibrary.