QCA::CertContext
#include <QtCrypto>

Public Member Functions | |
CertContext (Provider *p) | |
virtual bool | compare (const CertContext *other) const =0 |
virtual bool | createSelfSigned (const CertificateOptions &opts, const PKeyContext &priv)=0 |
virtual bool | isIssuerOf (const CertContext *other) const =0 |
virtual const CertContextProps * | props () const =0 |
virtual PKeyContext * | subjectPublicKey () const =0 |
virtual Validity | validate (const QList< CertContext * > &trusted, const QList< CertContext * > &untrusted, const QList< CRLContext * > &crls, UsageMode u, ValidateFlags vf) const =0 |
virtual Validity | validate_chain (const QList< CertContext * > &chain, const QList< CertContext * > &trusted, const QList< CRLContext * > &crls, UsageMode u, ValidateFlags vf) const =0 |
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CertBase (Provider *p, const QString &type) | |
virtual ConvertResult | fromDER (const QByteArray &a)=0 |
virtual ConvertResult | fromPEM (const QString &s)=0 |
virtual QByteArray | toDER () const =0 |
virtual QString | toPEM () const =0 |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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BasicContext (const BasicContext &from) | |
BasicContext (Provider *parent, const QString &type) | |
Detailed Description
X.509 certificate provider
- Note
- This class is part of the provider plugin interface and should not be used directly by applications. You probably want Certificate instead.
Definition at line 1324 of file qcaprovider.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ CertContext()
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inline |
Standard constructor.
- Parameters
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p the provider associated with this context
Definition at line 1333 of file qcaprovider.h.
Member Function Documentation
◆ compare()
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pure virtual |
Returns true if this certificate is equal to another certificate, otherwise false.
- Parameters
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other the certificate to compare with
◆ createSelfSigned()
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pure virtual |
Create a self-signed certificate based on the given options and private key.
Returns true if successful, otherwise false.
If successful, this object becomes the self-signed certificate. If unsuccessful, this object is considered to be in an uninitialized state.
- Parameters
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opts the options to set on the certificate priv the key to be used to sign the certificate
◆ isIssuerOf()
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pure virtual |
Returns true if this certificate is an issuer of another certificate, otherwise false.
- Parameters
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other the issued certificate to check
◆ props()
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pure virtual |
Returns a pointer to the properties of this certificate.
◆ subjectPublicKey()
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pure virtual |
Returns a copy of this certificate's public key.
The caller is responsible for deleting it.
◆ validate()
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pure virtual |
Validate this certificate.
This function is blocking.
- Parameters
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trusted list of trusted certificates untrusted list of untrusted certificates (can be empty) crls list of CRLs (can be empty) u the desired usage for this certificate vf validation options
◆ validate_chain()
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pure virtual |
Validate a certificate chain.
This function makes no use of the certificate represented by this object, and it can be used even if this object is in an uninitialized state.
This function is blocking.
- Parameters
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chain list of certificates in the chain, starting with the user certificate. It is not necessary for the chain to contain the final root certificate. trusted list of trusted certificates crls list of CRLs (can be empty) u the desired usage for the user certificate in the chain vf validation options
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