Bug1794213 server keygen enroll input output #1
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This patch carries the following changes:
Uses javascript to fill up the web UI request for ServerSide Keygen request profile
Provides 2 drop down boxes: KeyType and Keysize. KeySize autoupdates based on
the KeyType selected. Example: RSA -> 1024, 2048,.. ; ECC -> nistp521, nistp256
The keyType and keySize are read from the profile's attr:
policyset.userCertSet.3.constraint.params.keyParameters
File wise changes:
ServerKeygenUserKeyDefault.java
can now generate Key pair based on the user'sselection. (NOTE: This logic was added as a place holder. This might need some review)
ServerKeygenInput.java
sends 2 new fields (keyType and keyRequest) to the request, to bedisplayed on the webUI
ProfileSelect.template
carries the javascript changes. Note that there are 2 new ifconditions included: "server_side_keygen_key_type" and "server_side_keygen_key_size".
This ensures that it doesn't meddle with other profile web UIs
IDescriptor.java
andUserMessages.properties
carry the appropriate String values tobe displayed/requested from user.
Testing procedure:
Following are the steps I personally used to test my changes:
Visit the webUI and choose "Certificate Profile - Manual User Dual-Use Certificate Enrollment using server-side Key generation"
Choose the appropriate inputs. (I also chose different set of KeyType and KeySize and verified that it gets logged in debug log)
Approve cert as caadmin
Certificate is generated: