be.fgov.ehealth.etee.crypto.decrypt
Interface DataSealCheckerBuilder.SigningPolicyStep

All Known Subinterfaces:

DataSealCheckerBuilder.OCSPPolicyStep

Enclosing class:

DataSealCheckerBuilder

public static interface DataSealCheckerBuilder.SigningPolicyStep

Second step: Choose the signing policies that you want to accept. You will also need to provide a KeyStore with certificate that you trust. There are two possible signing policies:

• SigningPolicy.EHEALTH_CERT: This policy is used to sign the message with an eHealth certificate
• SigningPolicy.EID: This policy is used to sign the message with a Belgian eID-card

Method Summary

DataSealCheckerBuilder.BuildStep	addSigningPolicy(java.security.KeyStore keyStore, java.util.Map<SigningOption,java.lang.Object> signingOptions, SigningPolicy... signingPolicies) Configure the accepted signing policies by giving your trusted key store and a dynamic list of signing policies that you wich to accept
DataSealCheckerBuilder.BuildStep	addSigningPolicy(java.security.KeyStore keyStore, SigningPolicy... signingPolicies) Configure the accepted signing policies by giving your trusted key store and a dynamic list of signing policies that you wich to accept

Method Detail

addSigningPolicy

DataSealCheckerBuilder.BuildStep addSigningPolicy(java.security.KeyStore keyStore,
                                                  SigningPolicy... signingPolicies)

Configure the accepted signing policies by giving your trusted key store and a dynamic list of signing policies that you wich to accept

addSigningPolicy

DataSealCheckerBuilder.BuildStep addSigningPolicy(java.security.KeyStore keyStore,
                                                  java.util.Map<SigningOption,java.lang.Object> signingOptions,
                                                  SigningPolicy... signingPolicies)

Configure the accepted signing policies by giving your trusted key store and a dynamic list of signing policies that you wich to accept