Package com.entrust.toolkit.x509.certstore

Contains the certificate stores and classes used during certificate path building.

See: Description

Class Summary

Class	Description
ArchiveCertCache	ArchiveCertCache is used to read and write the Entrust .CCH and .XCC certificate cache files, used to store user certificates and cross certificates respectively.
CACrossCertCS	This certificate store contains the cross certificates of a CA.
CapiCS	The CapiCertificateStore is a CertificateStore that can be used to look up certificates in CAPI when performing certificate validation.
CertificateGraph	Represents a certificate graph, which holds all certificates that are added to the memory cache.
CertificateStore	CertificateStore provides certificates to the toolkit.
CertType	Represents a Certificate type.
CollectionCS	This certificate store manages other certificate stores and is the entry point for certificate validation.
HTTPCS
ValidationConfig	ValidationConfig is a class used for carrying configuration information specific to Certificate Validation.

Package com.entrust.toolkit.x509.certstore Description

Contains the certificate stores and classes used during certificate path building. These classes are used to find a chain from any certificate to the user's trust anchor.

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