xmltooling
1.4.2
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Licensed to the University Corporation for Advanced Internet Development, Inc. More...
Classes | |
class | xmltooling::TrustEngine |
Evaluates the trustworthiness and validity of security information against implementation-specific requirements. More... | |
Namespaces | |
xmltooling | |
Public namespace of XML Tooling library. | |
Macros | |
#define | __xmltooling_trust_h__ |
#define | EXPLICIT_KEY_TRUSTENGINE "ExplicitKey" |
TrustEngine based on explicit knowledge of peer key information. More... | |
#define | STATIC_PKIX_TRUSTENGINE "StaticPKIX" |
TrustEngine based on PKIX evaluation against a static set of trust anchors. More... | |
#define | CHAINING_TRUSTENGINE "Chaining" |
TrustEngine that tries multiple engines in sequence. More... | |
Functions | |
void | xmltooling::registerTrustEngines () |
Registers TrustEngine classes into the runtime. | |
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Evaluates the trustworthiness and validity of security information against implementation-specific requirements.
#define CHAINING_TRUSTENGINE "Chaining" |
TrustEngine that tries multiple engines in sequence.
#define EXPLICIT_KEY_TRUSTENGINE "ExplicitKey" |
TrustEngine based on explicit knowledge of peer key information.
#define STATIC_PKIX_TRUSTENGINE "StaticPKIX" |
TrustEngine based on PKIX evaluation against a static set of trust anchors.