Constructor Detail

Method Detail

• getCertificates

   List<String> getCertificates()

  Gets the value of the 'certificates' field. A list of certificates corresponding to a certificate chain (in PEM format) to check for revocation.

• setCertificates

   RevocationCheckRequest.Builder setCertificates(List<String> value)

  Sets the value of the 'certificates' field. A list of certificates corresponding to a certificate chain (in PEM format) to check for revocation.

  Parameters:

  value - The value of 'certificates'.

• getTrustedCertificates

   List<String> getTrustedCertificates()

  Gets the value of the 'trustedCertificates' field. A list of trusted certificates (in PEM format).

• setTrustedCertificates

   RevocationCheckRequest.Builder setTrustedCertificates(List<String> value)

  Sets the value of the 'trustedCertificates' field. A list of trusted certificates (in PEM format).

  Parameters:

  value - The value of 'trustedCertificates'.

• getMode

   RevocationMode getMode()

  Gets the value of the 'mode' field. How strictly to check for revocation. SOFT_FAIL The revocation check will succeed if the revocation status cannot be determined under certain circumstances. See java.security.cert.PKIXRevocationChecker.Option.SOFT_FAIL java doc for more details. Opposite of SOFT_FAIL - i.e. most rigorous check. Among other things, this check requires that CRL checking URL is available on every level of certificate chain.

• setMode

   RevocationCheckRequest.Builder setMode(RevocationMode value)

  Sets the value of the 'mode' field. How strictly to check for revocation. SOFT_FAIL The revocation check will succeed if the revocation status cannot be determined under certain circumstances. See java.security.cert.PKIXRevocationChecker.Option.SOFT_FAIL java doc for more details. Opposite of SOFT_FAIL - i.e. most rigorous check. Among other things, this check requires that CRL checking URL is available on every level of certificate chain.

  Parameters:

  value - The value of 'mode'.

• hasCertificates

   boolean hasCertificates()

  Checks whether the 'certificates' field has been set. A list of certificates corresponding to a certificate chain (in PEM format) to check for revocation.

• clearCertificates

   RevocationCheckRequest.Builder clearCertificates()

  Clears the value of the 'certificates' field. A list of certificates corresponding to a certificate chain (in PEM format) to check for revocation.

• hasTrustedCertificates

   boolean hasTrustedCertificates()

  Checks whether the 'trustedCertificates' field has been set. A list of trusted certificates (in PEM format).

• clearTrustedCertificates

   RevocationCheckRequest.Builder clearTrustedCertificates()

  Clears the value of the 'trustedCertificates' field. A list of trusted certificates (in PEM format).

• hasMode

   boolean hasMode()

  Checks whether the 'mode' field has been set. How strictly to check for revocation. SOFT_FAIL The revocation check will succeed if the revocation status cannot be determined under certain circumstances. See java.security.cert.PKIXRevocationChecker.Option.SOFT_FAIL java doc for more details. Opposite of SOFT_FAIL - i.e. most rigorous check. Among other things, this check requires that CRL checking URL is available on every level of certificate chain.

• clearMode

   RevocationCheckRequest.Builder clearMode()

  Clears the value of the 'mode' field. How strictly to check for revocation. SOFT_FAIL The revocation check will succeed if the revocation status cannot be determined under certain circumstances. See java.security.cert.PKIXRevocationChecker.Option.SOFT_FAIL java doc for more details. Opposite of SOFT_FAIL - i.e. most rigorous check. Among other things, this check requires that CRL checking URL is available on every level of certificate chain.

• build

   RevocationCheckRequest build()