KeyClient.GetCryptographyClient(String, String) Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: Azure.Security.KeyVault.Keys

Assembly:: Azure.Security.KeyVault.Keys.dll

Package:: Azure.Security.KeyVault.Keys v4.7.0

Package:: Azure.Security.KeyVault.Keys v4.6.0-beta.2

Source:: KeyClient.cs

Source:: KeyClient.cs

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Get a CryptographyClient for the given key.

public virtual Azure.Security.KeyVault.Keys.Cryptography.CryptographyClient GetCryptographyClient (string keyName, string keyVersion = default);

abstract member GetCryptographyClient : string * string -> Azure.Security.KeyVault.Keys.Cryptography.CryptographyClient
override this.GetCryptographyClient : string * string -> Azure.Security.KeyVault.Keys.Cryptography.CryptographyClient

Public Overridable Function GetCryptographyClient (keyName As String, Optional keyVersion As String = Nothing) As CryptographyClient

Parameters

keyName: String

The name of the key used to perform cryptographic operations.

keyVersion: String

Optional version of the key used to perform cryptographic operations.

Returns

CryptographyClient

A CryptographyClient using the same options and pipeline as this KeyClient.

Exceptions

ArgumentException

keyName is an empty string.

ArgumentNullException

keyName is null.

Remarks

Given a key keyName and optional keyVersion, a new CryptographyClient will be created using the same VaultUri and options passed to this KeyClient, including the KeyClientOptions.ServiceVersion, Diagnostics, Retry, and other options.

If you want to create a CryptographyClient using a different Key Vault or Managed HSM endpoint, with different options, or even with a JsonWebKey you already have acquired, you can create a CryptographyClient directly with any of those alternatives.

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