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General APICreate a certificate wallet using a C++ keystore. The C++ keystore is similar to theJava keystore but is implemented using a directory structure. When logging in with awallet created by this API, the certificate chain will be used in the SSL layer.Parameternamepasswordaliaskeypasswordshort usageDescriptionThe directory name of the keystore.The password for the keystore, not used for this release.The alias to be used in the keystore.The password for the private key of the given alias.The usage of the certificate information, CLIENT, SERVER or ALL.ReturnsCertificate wallet that contains the given information.Wallet* createCertificateWallet (const CORBAsec::X509CertList& chain,const CORBAsec::ASN1Object& privkey,const CSI::UTF8String& password)Create a certificate wallet using a certificate chain, private key and password.ParameterchainprivkeypasswordDescriptionThe certificate chain to create the wallet.The private key of the certificate chain.The password for the private key.ReturnsCertificate wallet that contains the given information.Wallet* createIdentityWallet (const std::string& username,const std::string& password,const std::string& realm)Create a identity wallet using a username, password and realm that the wallet to whichthe wallet authenticates.ParameterusernamepasswordrealmDescriptionThe username of the identity.The password for the identity.The realm to which the wallet authenticates.ReturnsIdentity wallet that contains the given information.Wallet* createIdentityWallet (const std::string& username,const std::string& password,const std::string& realm,const std::vector& groups)Create a identity wallet using a username, password, realm to which the walletauthenticates, and a set of group attributes.ParameterusernamepasswordrealmgroupsDescriptionThe username of the identity.The password for the identity.The realm to which the wallet authenticates.A set of group attributes to which the identity belongs.ReturnsIdentity wallet that contains the given information.102 VisiBroker Security Guide
SSL APISSL APIThis section explains the various SSL APIs that interact with VisiSecure's SSLimplementation.class vbsec::SSLSessionSSLSession represents the session of the current SSL connection. The SSLSession canbe gotten from vbsec::Context using getPeerSession().Include FileThe vbssp.h file should be included when you use this class.ReturnsReturnsReturnsReturnsReturnsReturnsMethodstime_t getEstablishmentTime() constGet the time when the SSL connection was established.The time when the SSL connection was established.const ssl::CipherSuiteInfo& getNegotiatedCipher() constThis method returns the negotiated cipher from the peer for a given SSL connection.The negotiated cipher from the peer for a given SSL connection.const CORBAsec::X509CertList& getPeerCertificates() constGet the certificate chain of the peer.Peer certificate chain.const CORBAsec::X509Cert* getTrustpoint() constGet the trust point by which the peer is trusted. Null will be returned if peer does nothave certificates or its certificates are not trusted.The trust point by which the peer is trusted, or null if not.char* getPeerAddress() constGet the IP address of the peer.Peer IP address in a string with the following format: xxx.xx.xx.xx.CORBA::UShort getPeerPort() constReturns the peer port number used by this connection.The port number of the peer on the connection.void prettyPrint (std::ostream& os) constPrint the SSLSession information into the given output stream.ParameterosDescriptionThe output stream to print the SSLSession information.Chapter 11: VisiSecure for C++ APIs 103
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