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CODEX_Client::BlindKeyMsg Class Reference

This is the message returned by the service after processing a ReadKeyMsg. More...

#include <Message.h>

Inheritance diagram for CODEX_Client::BlindKeyMsg:

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Public Methods
	BlindKeyMsg ()
	Default constructor, for creating an object to be unmarshalled.
	BlindKeyMsg (const CODEX_ASN1::OctetString &name, const BlindPlainTextType &blindedKey, const CODEX_Ciphers::RSASignature &requestSignature)
	Create a BlindKeyMsg from the basic components.
	BlindKeyMsg (const BlindKeyMsg &aBKM)
	Create a BlindKeyMsg from another BlindKeyMsg.
virtual	~BlindKeyMsg ()
	Virtual destructor.
void	operator= (const BlindKeyMsg &aBKM)
	Assignment operator.
const CODEX_ASN1::OctetString &	name () const
	Returns: The name of the key.
const BlindPlainTextType &	blindedKey () const
	Returns: The blinded key.
const CODEX_Ciphers::RSASignature &	requestSignature () const
	Returns: The client's signature from the read request.
int	marshal (unsigned char **pp) const
	Serialize the message.
void *	unmarshal (void *bogus, unsigned char **pp, long length)
	Unserialize the message.

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Detailed Description

This is the message returned by the service after processing a ReadKeyMsg.

We can save on space here by not returning the entire request, but only the relevant signature. As long as the client still has its original request this is sufficient, since the service must have approved a message with this signature if the BlindKeyMsg is successfully signed by the service.

Definition at line 545 of file CODEX_Client/Message.h.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• CODEX_Client/Message.h
• BlindKeyMsg.cc

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