Examples of mykeynote.keynote.KeyNoteCL.verify()

mykeynote.keynote.KeyNoteCL.verify()

This method is used to start the keynote program and check what the permissions for the given set of credentials and resource is. Note that some configuration options are missing, which are automatically inserted:
The file where the return values reside: @param unique The unique id @param report The report @param resource The resource, which we want to use. @param key The file, where the public key resides. @return Returns the keynote permission string. @throws IOException @throws RetValStringNotParsableException @throws KeyNoteCLProcessCreationException @throws KeyNoteCLException @throws InterruptedException

    
    File assertionFile = new File(base, "resource1.ass");
    File key = new File(base, "key10");
    String answer = "";
    try {
      answer = cl.verify(unique, environmentFile, returnValueFile, assertionFile, key);
    } catch (KeyNoteCLProcessCreationException e) {
      assertNotNull(e);
    } catch (KeyNoteCLException e) {
      assertNotNull(e);
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {

      try {
        //knt.verify(unique, resourceSearched, credFrom, credTo);
        
        //TODO the resourceSearched File should be some other...
        //TODO the key shoule point to the real file
        cl.verify(unique, report, new File(resourceSearched), new File(key));
      } catch (InterruptedException e) {
        allowError = false;
        return false;
      } catch (IOException e) {
        return false;

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