Sadly, that doesn't seem to work for me -
CSSMOID_X509V1SubjectNameCStruct gives me nothing, or at least the
CSSM_DATA_PTR I get from CSSM_CL_CertGetFirstFieldValue seems to have
a Length of 0, and no data.
Using the same paradigm with CSSMOID_X509V1SubjectName definitely
gives me the DER version though (or at least one that's somehow
encoded - it looks like it could be DER.
The cert is a self-signed test one generated with certtool.
On 9/25/06, Doug Mitchell <email@hidden> wrote:
Your best bet is to fetch the decoded subject name using
CSSMOID_X509V1SubjectNameCStruct. The returned field is a (decoded)
CSSM_X509_NAME.
--dpm
On Sep 24, 2006, at 9:58 PM, Martin Redington wrote:
> I have a DER encoded string that I got from the
> CSSMOID_X509V1SubjectName field of a SecIdentityRef.
>
> What is the recommended way of decoding it?
>
> I've managed to hack the string out, and it seems to work fine in all
> cases so far, but what is the correct way?
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