Examples of codec.asn1.ASN1SequenceOf

codec.asn1.ASN1Set
Represents an ASN.1 SEQUENCE OF type as specified in ITU-T Recommendation X.680. The SequenceOf and SetOf types do not have default constructors in contrast to all the other ASN1Types. The reason is that these types are never created directly on decoding ASN.1 structures. The decoding process always decodes Sequence and Set types because creating the appropriate SequenceOf or SetOf type requires explicit knowledge of the syntactic structure definition. On the other hand, if an explicit structure is given for decoding then the SequenceOf and SetOf types are decoded properly (because they do not have to be created and hence the decoder need not know the component type).
Constraints are checked only after decoding by a call to method {@link #decode decode}. @author Volker Roth @author Stefan Endler @version "$Id: ASN1SequenceOf.java,v 1.3 2007/08/11 18:21:50 sendler Exp $"

     * additional Professioninfo, coded in an octect String.
     */
    private ASN1OctetString addProfessionInfo = null;


    public ProfessionInfo() {
  professionItems = new ASN1SequenceOf(ASN1UTF8String.class);
  professionOids = new ASN1SequenceOf(ASN1ObjectIdentifier.class);
    }

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     */
    public CertificateIssuerExtension(GeneralName generalName) throws Exception {
  super();
  setOID(new ASN1ObjectIdentifier(ID_CE_CERTIFICATE_ISSUER));
  setCritical(true);
  certIssuer = new ASN1SequenceOf(GeneralName.class);
  certIssuer.add(generalName);
  setValue(certIssuer);
    }

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  subjectUniqueID_ = new ASN1BitString();
  subjectUniqueIDTag_ = new ASN1TaggedType(2, subjectUniqueID_, false,
    true);
  add(subjectUniqueIDTag_);


  extensions_ = new ASN1SequenceOf(X509Extension.class);
  extensionsTag_ = new ASN1TaggedType(3, extensions_, true, true);
  add(extensionsTag_);
    }

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  ASN1Sequence _policyInformation = new ASN1Sequence();
  _policyInformation.add(policyIdentifier);


  if (policyQualifiers == null) {
      ASN1SequenceOf _policyQualifiers = new ASN1SequenceOf(
        ASN1Sequence.class);
      _policyQualifiers.setOptional(true);
      _policyInformation.add(_policyQualifiers);
  } else {
      policyQualifiers.setOptional(false);
      _policyInformation.add(policyQualifiers);
  }

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  ASN1Sequence _policyQualifier = new ASN1Sequence(2);
  _policyQualifier.add(ID_QT_CPS.clone());
  _policyQualifier.add(locationOfCPS);
  _policyQualifier.setOptional(false);


  ASN1SequenceOf _policyQualifiers = new ASN1SequenceOf(
    ASN1Sequence.class);
  _policyQualifiers.add(_policyQualifier);
  _policyInformation.add(_policyQualifiers);


  certificatePoliciesSyntax.add(_policyInformation);
  setValue(certificatePoliciesSyntax);
    }

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  /*
   * We do not support both choices of DistributionPointName, hence we
   * directly initialize the one we support rather than going through an
   * ASN1Choice (which just adds another layer of complication).
   */
  fullName_ = new ASN1SequenceOf(GeneralName.class);


  /*
   * We wrap the only CHOICE we support into the appropriate tagged type.
   */
  distributionPoint_ = new ASN1TaggedType(TAG_FULL_NAME, fullName_,
    false, false);
  /*
   * We wrap again. Flags are EXPLICIT and OPTIONAL.
   */
  distributionPointTag_ = new ASN1TaggedType(TAG_DISTRIBUTION_POINT,
    distributionPoint_, true, true);
  /*
   * Finally, we add the tagged type.
   */
  add(distributionPointTag_);


  /*
   * Next element with tag [1].
   */
  reasons_ = new ASN1BitString();
  reasonsTag_ = new ASN1TaggedType(TAG_REASONS, reasons_, false, true);
  add(reasonsTag_);


  /*
   * Final element with tag [2].
   */
  cRLIssuer_ = new ASN1SequenceOf(GeneralName.class);
  cRLIssuerTag_ = new ASN1TaggedType(TAG_CRL_ISSUER, cRLIssuer_, false,
    true);
  add(cRLIssuerTag_);
    }

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  nextUpdate.addType(new ASN1UTCTime());
  nextUpdate.addType(new ASN1GeneralizedTime());


  TBSCertList.add(nextUpdate);


  revokedCertificates = new ASN1SequenceOf(CRLEntry.class);
  revokedCertificates.setOptional(true);
  TBSCertList.add(revokedCertificates);


  crlExtensions = new ASN1SequenceOf(X509Extension.class);
  // ASN1TaggedType crl_ext = new ASN1TaggedType(0, crlExtensions, true,
  // true);
  // TBSCertList.add(crl_ext);
  crlExtensionsTag = new ASN1TaggedType(0, crlExtensions, true, true);
  TBSCertList.add(crlExtensionsTag);

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   * nextUpdate.addType(new ASN1UTCTime()); nextUpdate.addType(new
   * ASN1GeneralizedTime());
   * 
   * TBSCertList.add(nextUpdate);
   */
  revokedCertificates = new ASN1SequenceOf(CRLEntry.class);
  revokedCertificates.setOptional(true);
  TBSCertList.add(revokedCertificates);


  crlExtensions = new ASN1SequenceOf(X509Extension.class);
  // ASN1TaggedType crl_ext = new ASN1TaggedType(0, crlExtensions, true,
  // true);
  // TBSCertList.add(crl_ext);
  crlExtensionsTag = new ASN1TaggedType(0, crlExtensions, true, true);
  TBSCertList.add(crlExtensionsTag);

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   * we do not bother about any contents. The opaque object just reads
   * whatever is there (if there is something) without actually decoding
   * the PolicyQualifierInfo. Furthermore, it is OPTIONAL. Hence, we
   * generally omit it.
   */
  policyQualifiers_ = new ASN1SequenceOf(ASN1Opaque.class);
  policyQualifiers_.setOptional(true);


  add(policyIdentifier_);
  add(policyQualifiers_);
    }

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  }
  if (value == null) {
      value = new ASN1Null();
  }
  type_ = oid;
  values_ = new ASN1Set(1);


  values_.add(value);


  add(oid);
  add(values_);

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