Java.Security.Cert.X509CertSelector: Property Members

The properties of Java.Security.Cert.X509CertSelector are listed below. For a list of all members, see the X509CertSelector Members list.

See Also: Inherited members from Java.Lang.Object

Public Properties

BasicConstraintsint. Returns the criterion for the basic constraints extension.
CertificateX509Certificate. Returns the certificate that a matching certificate must be equal to.
CertificateValidJava.Util.Date. Returns the criterion for the validity date of the certificate.
ExtendedKeyUsageICollection<string>. Returns the criterion for the ExtendedKeyUsage extension.
IssuerJavax.Security.Auth.X500.X500Principal. Returns the issuer that a certificate must match.
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IssuerAsStringstring. Do not use, use X509CertSelector.Issuer or X509CertSelector.GetIssuerAsBytes instead.
MatchAllSubjectAltNamesbool. Returns the flag for the matching behavior for subject alternative names.
PathToNamesICollection<IList<object>>. Returns the criterion for the pathToNames constraint.
PolicyICollection<string>. Returns the criterion for the policy constraint.
PrivateKeyValidJava.Util.Date. Returns the criterion for the validity date of the private key.
SerialNumberJava.Math.BigInteger. Returns the serial number that a certificate must match.
SubjectJavax.Security.Auth.X500.X500Principal. Returns the subject that a certificate must match.
SubjectAlternativeNamesICollection<IList<object>>. Returns the criterion for subject alternative names.
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SubjectAsStringstring. Do not use, use X509CertSelector.Subject or X509CertSelector.GetSubjectAsBytes instead.
SubjectPublicKeyJava.Security.IPublicKey. Returns the criterion for the subject public key.
SubjectPublicKeyAlgIDstring. Returns the criterion for the subject public key signature algorithm.

Protected Properties

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ThresholdClassIntPtr. This API supports the Mono for Android infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.
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ThresholdTypeType. This API supports the Mono for Android infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.