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## Uses of Class
javax.xml.crypto.KeySelector

Packages that use KeySelector
javax.xml.crypto | Common classes for XML cryptography.
javax.xml.crypto.dom | DOM-specific classes for the `javax.xml.crypto` package.
javax.xml.crypto.dsig.dom | DOM-specific classes for the `javax.xml.crypto.dsig` package.

Uses of KeySelector in javax.xml.crypto

Methods in javax.xml.crypto that return KeySelector
`KeySelector` | `XMLCryptoContext.getKeySelector()` Returns the key selector for finding a key.
`static KeySelector` | `KeySelector.singletonKeySelector(Key key)` Returns a `KeySelector` that always selects the specified key, regardless of the `KeyInfo` passed to it.

Methods in javax.xml.crypto with parameters of type KeySelector
`void` | `XMLCryptoContext.setKeySelector(KeySelector ks)` Sets the key selector for finding a key.

Uses of KeySelector in javax.xml.crypto.dom

Methods in javax.xml.crypto.dom that return KeySelector
`KeySelector` | `DOMCryptoContext.getKeySelector()`

Methods in javax.xml.crypto.dom with parameters of type KeySelector
`void` | `DOMCryptoContext.setKeySelector(KeySelector ks)`

Uses of KeySelector in javax.xml.crypto.dsig.dom

Constructors in javax.xml.crypto.dsig.dom with parameters of type KeySelector
`DOMSignContext(KeySelector ks, Node parent)` Creates a `DOMSignContext` with the specified key selector and parent node.
`DOMSignContext(KeySelector ks, Node parent, Node nextSibling)` Creates a `DOMSignContext` with the specified key selector, parent and next sibling nodes.
`DOMValidateContext(KeySelector ks, Node node)` Creates a `DOMValidateContext` containing the specified key selector and node.

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