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In a filter, the parameter name is compared to the expression value using one of the
relational operators
than), or
x509cert.subject
characters; for example.
"E=jdoe@example.com."
Table 3-18 List Certificates queryCertFilter Parameters
Parameter
certCreateTime
certIssuedBy
certRecordId
certRevokedBy
certRevokedOn
(matches),
=
(greater than or equal to). Some expressions (such as
>=
) accept the asterisk (
"E=jdoe*"
Expression Values
Value: date (number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970)
A date object can be created using the JavaScript Date() constructor.
This parameter matches the date a certificate was issued. For example, to
find certificates created during 1999:
Object lowDate = new Date(1999,00,01);
Object highDate = new Date(1999,11,31);
form.queryCertFilter.value =
"(&(certCreateTime>=" + lowDate + ")" +
"(certCreateTime<=" + highDate + ")";
Value: user ID of an agent issuing a certificate
Use the asterisk (*) wildcard to match partial names. For example,
(certIssuedBy=localAgent*).
Value: number in decimal or hexadecimal.
This parameter matches the serial number on a certificate. Connect a lower
and upper bound with a logical AND (&) to specify a bounded range of
serial numbers. For example:
(&(certRecordId>=100)(certRecordId<=199))
Value: user ID of an agent that revoked a certificate
Use the asterisk (*) wildcard to match partial names. For example,
(certRevokedBy=localAgent*).
Value: date (number of seconds since Jan 1, 1970)
A date object can be created using the JavaScript Date() constructor.
This parameter matches the date when a certificate was revoked. See
certCreateTime for an example of creating a date value in JavaScript
(less than), (less than or equal to),
< <=
) as a wildcard to match 0 or more
*
matches
"E=jdoe@example.net"
Chapter 3
List Certificates Interface
(greater
>
and
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