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41 static const char PKI1T_CVS_ID
[] = "@(#) $RCSfile: pki1t.h,v $ $Revision: 1.3 $ $Date: 2005/01/20 02:25:49 $";
47 * This file contains definitions for the types used in the PKIX part-1
48 * code, but not available publicly.
57 #endif /* NSSPKI1T_H */
64 * This structure is used to hold our internal table of built-in OID
65 * data. The fields are as follows:
67 * NSSItem data -- this is the actual DER-encoded multinumber oid
68 * const char *expl -- this explains the derivation, and is checked
69 * in a unit test. While the field always exists,
70 * it is only populated or used in debug builds.
83 * nssAttributeTypeAliasTable
85 * Attribute types are passed around as oids (at least in the X.500
86 * and PKI worlds, as opposed to ldap). However, when written as
87 * strings they usually have well-known aliases, e.g., "ou" or "c."
89 * This type defines a table, populated in the generated oiddata.c
90 * file, of the aliases we recognize.
92 * The fields are as follows:
94 * NSSUTF8 *alias -- a well-known string alias for an oid
95 * NSSOID *oid -- the oid to which the alias corresponds
99 struct nssAttributeTypeAliasTableStr
{
100 const NSSUTF8
*alias
;
103 typedef struct nssAttributeTypeAliasTableStr nssAttributeTypeAliasTable
;