IsValidCertificate

The IsValidCertificate method checks the validity of a certificate. The validity is checked by verifying the certificate against the CA key, and then checking that the certificate has not been revoked.

[VB] long IsValidCertificate(
  BSTR strConfig,       
  BSTR strSerialNumber  
);
 
[JAVA] int IsValidCertificate(
  java.lang.String strConfig,       
  java.lang.String strSerialNumber  
);
 
[C++] HRESULT IsValidCertificate(
  BSTR const strConfig,        // in
  BSTR const strSerialNumber,  // in
  LONG * pDisposition          // out, return value
);
 

Parameters

[VB][JAVA][C++] strConfig

Points to a valid configuration string for the certificate server. See ICertConfig::GetConfig.

[VB][JAVA][C++] strSerialNumber

Specifies the serial number identifying the certificate to be reviewed. The string must specify the serial number as an even number of hexadecimal digits. If necessary, a zero may be prepended to the number to achieve an even number of digits. No more than one leading zero may be used.

[C++] pDisposition

Points to the return value. See Return Values.

Return Values

Returns a value specifying the disposition of the certificate. The following are possible values that specify the disposition.