Examples with HFCACertificateResponse org.hyperledger.fabric_ca.sdk.HFCACertificateResponse used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HFCACertificateResponse

use of org.hyperledger.fabric_ca.sdk.HFCACertificateResponse in project fabric-sdk-java by hyperledger.

the class HFCAClientIT method testGetCertificates.

// Tests getting certificates
@Test
public void testGetCertificates() throws Exception {
    if (testConfig.isRunningAgainstFabric10()) {
        return;
    }
    HFCACertificateRequest certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    SampleUser admin2 = sampleStore.getMember("admin2", "org2.department1");
    RegistrationRequest rr = new RegistrationRequest(admin2.getName(), "org2.department1");
    String password = "password";
    rr.setSecret(password);
    rr.addAttribute(new Attribute("hf.Registrar.Roles", "client,peer,user"));
    client.register(rr, admin);
    admin2.setEnrollment(client.enroll(admin2.getName(), password));
    rr = new RegistrationRequest("testUser", "org2.department1");
    rr.setSecret(password);
    client.register(rr, admin);
    Enrollment enroll = client.enroll("testUser", password);
    // Get all certificates that 'admin2' is allowed to see because no attributes are set
    // in the certificate request. This returns 2 certificates, one certificate for the caller
    // itself 'admin2' and the other certificate for 'testuser2'. These are the only two users
    // that fall under the caller's affiliation of 'org2.department1'.
    HFCACertificateResponse resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertEquals(2, resp.getCerts().size());
    assertTrue(resultContains(resp.getCerts(), new String[] { "admin", "testUser" }));
    // Get certificate for a specific enrollment id
    certReq.setEnrollmentID("admin2");
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin, certReq);
    assertEquals(1, resp.getCerts().size());
    assertTrue(resultContains(resp.getCerts(), new String[] { "admin" }));
    // Get certificate for a specific serial number
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    X509Certificate cert = getCert(enroll.getCert().getBytes());
    String serial = cert.getSerialNumber().toString(16);
    certReq.setSerial(serial);
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin, certReq);
    assertEquals(1, resp.getCerts().size());
    assertTrue(resultContains(resp.getCerts(), new String[] { "testUser" }));
    // Get certificate for a specific AKI
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    String oid = Extension.authorityKeyIdentifier.getId();
    byte[] extensionValue = cert.getExtensionValue(oid);
    ASN1OctetString aki0c = ASN1OctetString.getInstance(extensionValue);
    AuthorityKeyIdentifier aki = AuthorityKeyIdentifier.getInstance(aki0c.getOctets());
    String aki2 = DatatypeConverter.printHexBinary(aki.getKeyIdentifier());
    certReq.setAki(aki2);
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertEquals(2, resp.getCerts().size());
    SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");
    // Get certificates that expired before a specific date
    // In this case, using a really old date should return 0 certificates
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    certReq.setExpiredEnd(formatter.parse("2014-30-31"));
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin, certReq);
    assertEquals(0, resp.getCerts().size());
    // Get certificates that expired before a specific date
    // In this case, using a date far into the future should return all certificates
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
    Date date = new Date();
    cal.setTime(date);
    cal.add(Calendar.YEAR, 20);
    date = cal.getTime();
    certReq.setExpiredEnd(date);
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertEquals(2, resp.getCerts().size());
    assertTrue(resultContains(resp.getCerts(), new String[] { "admin2", "testUser" }));
    // Get certificates that expired after specific date
    // In this case, using a really old date should return all certificates that the caller is
    // allowed to see because they all have a future expiration date
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    certReq.setExpiredStart(formatter.parse("2014-03-31"));
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertEquals(2, resp.getCerts().size());
    // Get certificates that expired after specified date
    // In this case, using a date far into the future should return zero certificates
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    certReq.setExpiredStart(date);
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin, certReq);
    assertEquals(0, resp.getCerts().size());
    client.revoke(admin, "testUser", "baduser");
    // Get certificates that were revoked after specific date
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    certReq.setRevokedStart(formatter.parse("2014-03-31"));
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertEquals(1, resp.getCerts().size());
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    certReq.setRevokedEnd(formatter.parse("2014-03-31"));
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertEquals(0, resp.getCerts().size());
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    certReq.setRevoked(false);
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertEquals(1, resp.getCerts().size());
    assertTrue(resultContains(resp.getCerts(), new String[] { "admin2" }));
    assertFalse(resultContains(resp.getCerts(), new String[] { "testUser" }));
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    certReq.setRevoked(true);
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertTrue(resultContains(resp.getCerts(), new String[] { "admin2", "testUser" }));
    assertEquals(2, resp.getCerts().size());
    certReq = client.newHFCACertificateRequest();
    certReq.setExpired(false);
    resp = client.getHFCACertificates(admin2, certReq);
    assertEquals(2, resp.getCerts().size());
}