Examples of org.ejbca.core.model.ca.caadmin.CA.generateCertificate()

Class org.ejbca.core.model.ca.caadmin.CA

Examples of org.ejbca.core.model.ca.caadmin.CA.generateCertificate()

org.ejbca.core.model.ca.caadmin.CA.generateCertificate()
@param subject @param publicKey @param keyusage @param validity requested validity in days or -1 to use default from Certificate Profile. @param certProfile @param sequence an optional requested sequence number (serial number) for the certificate, may or may not be used by the CA. Currently used by CVC CAs for sequence field. Can be set to null. @return @throws Exception

                log.debug("CAAdminSessionBean : " + cainfo.getSubjectDN());


                UserDataVO cadata = new UserDataVO("nobody", cainfo.getSubjectDN(), cainfo.getSubjectDN().hashCode(), caAltName, null, 0, 0, 0, cainfo
                        .getCertificateProfileId(), null, null, 0, 0, null);


                cacertificate = ca.generateCertificate(cadata, catoken.getPublicKey(SecConst.CAKEYPURPOSE_CERTSIGN), -1, cainfo.getValidity(), certprofile,
                        sequence);


                log.debug("CAAdminSessionBean : " + CertTools.getSubjectDN(cacertificate));


                // Build Certificate Chain

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                Certificate cacertificate = null;


                UserDataVO cadata = new UserDataVO("nobody", cainfo.getSubjectDN(), cainfo.getSubjectDN().hashCode(), caAltName, null, 0, 0, 0, cainfo
                        .getCertificateProfileId(), null, null, 0, 0, null);


                cacertificate = signca.generateCertificate(cadata, catoken.getPublicKey(SecConst.CAKEYPURPOSE_CERTSIGN), -1, cainfo.getValidity(), certprofile,
                        sequence);


                // Build Certificate Chain
                Collection<Certificate> rootcachain = signca.getCertificateChain();
                certificatechain = new ArrayList<Certificate>();

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                    String sequence = null;
                    byte[] ki = requestmessage.getRequestKeyInfo();
                    if ((ki != null) && (ki.length > 0)) {
                        sequence = new String(ki);
                    }
                    cacertificate = signca.generateCertificate(cadata, publickey, -1, cainfo.getValidity(), certprofile, sequence);
                    // X509ResponseMessage works for both X509 CAs and CVC CAs
                    // here...pure luck? I don't think so!
                    returnval = new X509ResponseMessage();
                    returnval.setCertificate(cacertificate);

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                            .getCertificateProfileId(), null, null, 0, 0, null);


                    CertificateProfile certprofile = certificateProfileSession.getCertificateProfile(admin, ca.getCertificateProfileId());
                    // get from CAtoken to make sure it is fresh
                    String sequence = caToken.getCATokenInfo().getKeySequence();
                    cacertificate = ca.generateCertificate(cainfodata, ca.getCAToken().getPublicKey(SecConst.CAKEYPURPOSE_CERTSIGN), -1, ca.getValidity(),
                            certprofile, sequence);
                    // Build Certificate Chain
                    cachain = new ArrayList<Certificate>();
                    cachain.add(cacertificate);

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                        UserDataVO cainfodata = new UserDataVO("nobody", ca.getSubjectDN(), ca.getSubjectDN().hashCode(), subjectAltName, null, 0, 0, 0, ca
                                .getCertificateProfileId(), null, null, 0, 0, null);


                        CertificateProfile certprofile = certificateProfileSession.getCertificateProfile(admin, ca.getCertificateProfileId());
                        String sequence = caToken.getCATokenInfo().getKeySequence(); // get from CAtoken to make sure it is fresh
                        cacertificate = signca.generateCertificate(cainfodata, ca.getCAToken().getPublicKey(SecConst.CAKEYPURPOSE_CERTSIGN), -1, ca
                                .getValidity(), certprofile, sequence);
                        // Build Certificate Chain
                        Collection<Certificate> rootcachain = signca.getCertificateChain();
                        cachain = new ArrayList<Certificate>();
                        cachain.add(cacertificate);

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