List of sigVerify() Examples

Examples of sigVerify()

mykeynote.keynote.KeyNoteCL.sigVerify()

This method verifies if a file is signed correctly. If the method executes with no exception throw, that means that all signatures were verified. @param unique The unique identifier @param filename The file name denoted as string @throws InterruptedException This exception is thrown if the keynote CLprocess is terminated. @throws IOException An IOException is thrown when there was a problem readingthe output of the stdin/stderr. @throws KeyNoteCLException This error indicates that the keynote program exited with a value, different then 0,which means that an error has occurred. @throws SignatureVerificationException This exception is thrown, when some of the certificate signatureswere not verified. @throws SyntaxError @throws UnknownCLException

    
    
    KeyNoteCL cl = new KeyNoteCL(config, report);
  
    try {
      cl.sigVerify("101", fileToOk);
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
      assertNull(e);
    } catch (KeyNoteCLException e) {
      assertNull(e);
    } catch (SignatureVerificationException e) {

    
    boolean assertExceptionHit = false;
    
    //This test should failwith a syntax error
    try {
      cl.sigVerify("100", syntaxErrorFile);
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
      assertNull(e);
    } catch (KeyNoteCLException e) {
      assertNull(e);
    } catch (SignatureVerificationException e) {


    assertTrue(assertExceptionHit);
    assertExceptionHit = false;
    
    try {
      cl.sigVerify("100", falseSignatureFile);
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
      assertNull(e);
    } catch (KeyNoteCLException e) {
      assertNull(e);
    } catch (SignatureVerificationException e) {

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Examples of sigVerify()

Examples of mykeynote.keynote.KeyNoteCL.sigVerify()

Examples of mykeynote.keynote.KeyNoteCL.sigVerify()

Examples of mykeynote.keynote.KeyNoteCL.sigVerify()