public class AttributeRevocationValues extends RevocationValuesType implements UnsignedSignaturePropertyElement
RevocationValues property
have been used for validate the attribute certificate, they do not need to
appear within the AttributeRevocationValues.
If AttributeRevocationRefs and
AttributeRevocationValues are present,
AttributeRevocationValues and RevocationValues MUST
contain the values of all the objects referenced in
AttributeRevocationRefs.
This is an optional unsigned property that qualifies the signature.
There SHALL be at most one occurence of this property in the signature.
Below follows the Schema definition for this element.
<xsd:element name="AttributeRevocationValues" type="RevocationValuesType"/>
mContext, mElement, mId| Constructor and Description |
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AttributeRevocationValues(Context aContext) |
AttributeRevocationValues(org.w3c.dom.Element aElement,
Context aContext)
Construct XADESBaseElement from existing
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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java.lang.String |
getLocalName() |
addCRL, addCRLValue, addOCSPResponse, addOCSPValue, getAllCRLs, getAllOCSPResponses, getCRL, getCRLValue, getCRLValueCount, getOCSPResponse, getOCSPValue, getOCSPValueCountgetNamespaceaddBigIntegerElement, addLineBreak, addLineBreak, checkNamespace, createElement, generateAndSetId, getAttribute, getBigIntegerFromElement, getChildText, getContext, getDocument, getElement, getId, insertBase64EncodedElement, insertElement, insertTextElement, selectChildElement, selectChildren, setIdpublic AttributeRevocationValues(Context aContext)
public AttributeRevocationValues(org.w3c.dom.Element aElement,
Context aContext)
throws XMLSignatureException
aElement - xml elementaContext - according to contextXMLSignatureException - when structure is invalid or can not be
resolved appropriatelypublic java.lang.String getLocalName()
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