TElCertificateRequest.GetDSAParams Method

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Filter: C# VB.NET Pascal ActiveX DLL TElCertificateRequest.GetDSAParams TElCertificateRequest See also
Returns the DSA algorithm parameters for currently loaded Certificate Request

Declaration [C#] bool GetDSAParams(ref byte[] P, ref int PSize, ref byte[] Q, ref int QSize, ref byte[] G, ref int GSize, ref byte[] Y, ref int YSize); [VB.NET] Function GetDSAParams(ByRef P As Byte(), ByRefPSize As Integer, ByRef Q As Byte(), ByRef QSize As Integer, ByRef G As Byte(), ByRef GSize As Integer, ByRef Y As Byte(), ByRef YSize As Integer) As Boolean [Pascal] function GetDSAParams( P : pointer; var PSize : integer; Q : pointer; var QSize : integer; G : pointer; var GSize : integer; Y : pointer; var YSize : integer) : boolean; [VB6] Sub IElCertificateRequestX.GetDSAParams(P As Byte(), Q As Byte(), G As Byte(), Y As Byte()) [ActiveX] HRESULT _stdcall IElCertificateRequestX.GetDSAParams([out] VARIANT * P, [out] VARIANT * Q, [out] VARIANT * G, [out] VARIANT * Y ); [DLL] __stdcall BOOL SBCertificateRequestGetDSAParams(HANDLE hRequest, void* pP, int* nPSize, void* pQ, int* nQSize, void* pG, int* nGSize, void* pY, int* nYSize);

Parameters [DLL]hRequest - handle to the TElCertificateRequest object that was returned by Constructor P (pP) - pointer to buffer where to put the DSA P parameter PSize (nPSize) - the length of DSA P parameter in bytes Q (pQ) - pointer to buffer where to put the DSA Q parameter QSize (nQSize) - the length of DSA Q parameter in bytes G (pG) - pointer to buffer where to put the DSA G parameter GSize (nGSize) - the length of DSA G parameter in bytes Y (pY) - pointer to buffer where to put the DSA Y parameter YSize (nYSize) - the length of DSA Y parameter in bytes

Return value True if DSA parameters were successfully copied. False if at least one of P, Q, G or Y buffers is too small. In both cases the PSize, QSize, GSize and YSize values are set to actual sizes of P, Q, G and Y.

Description Use this method to obtain the DSA parameters from Certificate Request. These four parameters (P, Q, G and Y) form the DSA public key.

See also: GetRSAParams GetPrivateKey PublicKeyAlgorithm