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Get Certificate From Request Interface
Table 3-16 Variables Returned by the Get Certificate From Request Interface (Continued)
Variable
cmmfResponse
errorDescription
errorDetails
host
port
requestId
scheme
result.header variables
emailCert
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Description
base-64 encoded data
The CMMF response data containing the certificate (if cmmfResponse was
true in the request). If the browser supports the Netscape Personal Security
Manager crypto API, you can use this response with a call to
importUserCertificates to import the certificate into a local database:
importUserCertificates(result.fixed.nickname,
result.fixed.cmmfResponse, true);
(The last parameter indicates whether the user should be prompted to back up
the key.)
string
A message providing more details about the error described in
errorDetails. This variable is only present if an error occurred while
processing the request.
string
A message explaining the error that occurred while processing the enrollment
request. This variable is only present if an error occurred while processing the
request.
string
The fully qualified domain name of the CMS server that processed the request.
This allows the resulting template to construct forms that post data to the same
interface using the same port.
number
The port number that was used to service the request.
number
The request identification number that was requested.
http | https
The protocol that was used to make the request. Use this along with host and
port to make sure any new requests to the end-entity port use the correct
scheme.
Variables added to the header object.
true | false
If true, the certificate contained in the recordSet array or cmmfResponse is a
valid S/MIME certificate.

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