mimeSrc | Object The MIME object to digitally sign and encrypt. |
privKey | Byte [ ] The private key of the party signing the message. |
signerCert | Byte [ ] The digital certificate of the party signing the message. |
certificates | Object [ ] (optional) The certificate chain of the party signing the message. The chain must be in hierarchical order starting with the signer's certificate in first element (element zero). The following shows a sample of a complete certificate chain if the signing party's certificate was signed by two intermediate certifying authorities (CAs). In the following list, for example, 0 is the element and Signer's certificate is the content. 0 - Signer's certificate 1 - Intermediary CA certificate 2 - Intermediary CA certificate 3 - Root CA certificate Typically you should specify certificates. You can omit it only if the party receiving the message is able to process this signature without an accompanying certificate chain. |
explicit | String (optional) Whether you want the service to generate an implicit or explicit signature. Valid values are: true - Default. Generate an explicit signature. false - Generate an implicit signature. |
recipientCerts | Object [ ] The X.509 certificates to use to encrypt the data. The certificates should be the certificates of the recipients for whom you are encrypting this message. Each element in the Object[] should contain a certificate for a single recipient (in the form of a byte array). Note: When you have multiple recipients, this service creates a single message that is encrypted for all recipients. It does not create a separate message for each recipient. |
encryptionAlg | String The encryption algorithm to use. Specify one of the following values: TripleDES, DES, or RC2. The default is TripleDES. |
keyLength | String The length of the encryption key for RC2 encryption. Specify one of the following values: 40, 64, or 128. The default is 128. This service uses keyLength only if you specify RC2 for encryptionAlg. |
mimeData | Object A MIME object containing the signed and encrypted message. |