Specifying a trusted OCSP responder (using MakeDefaultMediator)

The following sample demonstrates creation of a default mediator/colleague set that includes a revocation status mediator that will check a trusted OCSP responder before any other revocation information sources.

Supported Languages

• C++
• C#
• JAVA

C++

void EnablingOCSP()
{
      //Create an OCSP object to reference a trusted responder
      CPKIFOCSPCheckerPtr localOCSP(new CPKIFOCSPChecker());
      localOCSP->SetHost("http://trustedresponder.com");
      localOCSP->Set_Port(80);

      //Create a default mediator
      IPKIFMediatorPtr mediator = MakeDefaultMediator(false, localOCSP);
}

C#

public void EnablingOCSP()
{
    //Create an OCSP object to reference a trusted responder
    IPKIFColleaguePtr localOCSPCol = pkif_module.make_NewCPKIFOCSPChecker();
    CPKIFOCSPCheckerPtr localOCSP = pkif_module.cast_ToCPKIFOCSPChecker(localOCSPCol);
    localOCSP.SetHost("http://trustedresponder.com");
    localOCSP.Set_Port(80); 

    //Create a default mediator
    IPKIFColleaguePtr mediator = pkif_module.MakeDefaultMediator(false, localOCSP);
}

JAVA

public void EnablingOCSP()
{
    //Create an OCSP object to reference a trusted responder
    IPKIFColleaguePtr localOCSPCol = pkif_module.make_NewCPKIFOCSPChecker();
    CPKIFOCSPCheckerPtr localOCSP = pkif_module.cast_ToCPKIFOCSPChecker(localOCSPCol);
    localOCSP.SetHost("http://trustedresponder.com");
    localOCSP.Set_Port(80); 

    //Create a default mediator
    IPKIFColleaguePtr mediator = pkif_module.MakeDefaultMediator(false, localOCSP); 

}