PKIFTSP.cpp

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#include "PKIFTSP.h"
//#include "PKIFCRYPTO\PKIFCAPIRaw.h"
//#include "PKIFX509Extensions2.h"
#include "OID.h"
#include "PKIFdll.h"
#include "PKIFTSPDLL.h"

//General structure of this class is as follows:
//  Essentially, there are two states: encoding and decoded.
//
//ENCODING
//  In this state, values are stored in the smart pointer member 
//variables until encode is called.  When encode is called, a
//TEMPORARY Objective structure is created and populated.  When 
//possible, the structure is populated using pointers to existing
//memory (the memory helper class is written to only free that 
//which has been allocated - i.e. it must know which fields
//are handed pointers and which are allocated).
//
//DECODED
//  In this state, data is initially maintained in an Objective 
//structure.  When a Get function is called, data for target field 
//is copied to a smart pointer member and the state of the object 
//remains DECODED.  If a Set function is called, all Gets are called
//and the objective structure is destroyed and the state shifts
//to ENCODING.  

//from RFC3161:
//id-ct-TSTInfo  OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { iso(1) member-body(2)
//  us(840) rsadsi(113549) pkcs(1) pkcs-9(9) smime(16) ct(1) 4}
PKIFTSP_API CPKIFOIDPtr g_tstInfo
    (new CPKIFOID(CPKIFStringPtr(new std::string("1.2.840.113549.1.9.16.1.4"))));//id-ct-TSTInfo

//The following OID will be in the forthcoming update to RFC3161 per Robert Zuccherato 3/3/2003
//id-ct-TSReq            OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { id-ct 15 }
PKIFTSP_API CPKIFOIDPtr g_tsReq
    (new CPKIFOID(CPKIFStringPtr(new std::string("1.2.840.113549.1.9.16.1.15"))));//id-ct-TSReq

//*****************************************************************
//  Time stamp request
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//  Time stamp response
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