RSA BSAFE Cert-C API Reference

crlstat.h File Reference

This file defines the public interface to a certificate revocation status provider based on CRLs.

#include "service.h"

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Data Structures
struct	CRL_STATUS_INIT_PARAMS
	This structure holds initialization parameters for the Cert-C CRL Revocation Status Service Provider. More...
Functions
int	S_InitializeCRLStatus (CERTC_CTX ctx, POINTER params, SERVICE_FUNCS *funcs, POINTER *handle)
	This function is never called directly. More...

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Function Documentation

int S_InitializeCRLStatus (  CERTC_CTX    ctx, POINTER    params, SERVICE_FUNCS *    funcs, POINTER *    handle )  ;

This function is never called directly. To initialize or register the Cert-C CRL Revocation Status service provider, call the C_InitializeCertC() or C_RegisterService() function. Both functions take SERVICE_HANDLER and a POINTER to a parameters structure as parameters. SERVICE_HANDLER's Initialize parameter points to the S_InitializeCRLStatus() function, and the corresponding POINTER must be set to NULL_PTR. Cert-C uses S_InitializeCRLStatus() to initialize the Cert-C CMP PKI service provider functions and initialization parameters. S_InitializeCRLStatus() stores pointers to the Cert-C CRL Revocation Status service provider functions in funcs's revoke member, which is a cert_revoke_funcs structure. Parameters: ctx This input parameter points to an initialized Cert-C context handle. params This input parameter should be set to NULL_PTR. No parameters are required to initialize the Cert-C CRL Revocation Status service provider. funcs This is both an input and output parameter. As an input parameter, it points to an allocated but uninitialized SERVICE_FUNCS union. As an output parameter, it contains the the pki_funcs function pointers for the Cert-C CRL Revocation Status service provider. handle This output parameter points to the handle for this instance of the Cert-C CRL Revocation Status service provider. Returns: If successful, returns 0 (zero). If not, returns a Cert-C error code.

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