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Developer's Guide
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Developer's Guide
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#include <p6kmipencoder.h>
When the key material is not supported by a p6ICryptoKey object use this structure to pass the key info to the encoder. It is possible to have no key material when registring a key object to the server. The client would then set a "Key Value Location" attribute on the key object to define its remote location.
objectType - what type of key is encoded, see Section 9.1.3.2.12 in p6kmip.h, Object Type Enumeration keyFormatType - how the key material is encoded, see Section 9.1.3.2.3 in p6kmip.h, Key Format Type Enumeration compressionType - optional, set to zero if not in use, how the key material is encoded, see Section 9.1.3.2.2 in p6kmip.h, Key Compression Type Enumeration keyMaterial - can be a raw byte string, or a complete TTLV encoded bytes that will be placed into a Key Block structure as the Key material field, keyMaterial.pString can be NULL indicating that there is no Key Value field in the Key Block structure pAttributeList - optional can be NULL, a set of attributes to be encoded into the Key Value with the key material cryptoAlgorithm - optional, set to zero if not in use, Section 9.1.3.2.13 in p6kmip.h, Cryptographic Algorithm Enumeration cryptoLength - optional, set to zero if not in use, an integer value, size of the key in bits bRawKeyMaterial - if true, then keyMaterial field is a simple byte string rather than a TTLV encoded block
Definition at line 729 of file p6kmipencoder.h.
