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From: <mo...@sp...> - 2003-05-28 04:17:49
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Yikes! Looks like I answered the wrong question=2E Sorry about that=2E Here's a better try=2E What you want are Certificate Revocation Lists, wh= ich are modelled as java=2Esecurity=2Ecert=2ECRL=2E You can get CRL objects v= ia=20 java=2Esecurity=2Ecert=2ECertificateFactory=2EgenerateCRL(InputStream inSt= ream) if you have obtain the certificate revocation list from the certificate authority=2E =20 You should also see java=2Esecurity=2Ecert=2ECertStore which I believe is intended to help you access the CA and obtain CRLs from it=2E I hope that's more useful=2E=2E=2E Original Message: ----------------- First thanx for the reply! Well, I know the method checkValidity(), but I think this only checks if this key EXPIRES at a given Date, but not if it is revoked - correct me if= i'm wrong! Any key may have no expiration-date and therefore the Method checkValidity() would say that this key is valid, but the key may nevertheless be revoked=2E How do I get this information? Ciao =09Martin -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web=2Ecom/ =2E |