ContentTypeIdentifier


1   /*
2    * Title:        Oyster Project
3    * Description:  S/MIME email sending capabilities
4    * @Author       Vladimir Radisic
5    * @Version      2.1.5
6    */
7   
8   
9   package  org.enhydra.oyster.cms;
10  
11  import  org.enhydra.oyster.exception.SMIMEException;
12  import  org.enhydra.oyster.der.DERObjectIdentifier;
13  
14  
15  /**
16   * ContentTypeIdentifier class is DER encoded Content Type Identifier represented in
17   * ASN.1 notation according to RFC2630.<BR>
18   * <BR>
19   * ContentType ::= OBJECT IDENTIFIER<BR>
20   */
21  public class ContentTypeIdentifier extends DERObjectIdentifier {
22  
23  /**
24   * This constructor has two different forms, depend on parameter typeConstruction0,
25   * which can be: DOT_SEPARATED_ARRAY or NAME_STRING. If typeConstruction0 parameter
26   * is DOT_SEPARATED_ARRAY then id0 definition is represented by numbers separated
27   * with dots (example: "1.2.840.113549.1.7.1"). In case of NAME_STRING, id0
28   * definition is name of object identifier for content attribute (example: "ID_DATA").
29   * @param id0 defines Object Identifier in representation determined by second
30   * parameter - typeConstruction0.
31   * @param typeConstruction0 can take values DOT_SEPARATED_ARRAY and NAME_STRING
32   * @exception SMIMEException if wrong type of parameters are passed to the
33   * constructor. Also, it can be thrown from super class constructor.
34   */
35    public ContentTypeIdentifier (String   id0, String   typeConstruction0) throws SMIMEException
36    {
37      super(id0, typeConstruction0);              // Finding apropriate identifier
38    }
39  
40  /**
41   * Array of numbers is used for construction of desired attribute DER Object
42   * Identifier. All numbers in the array represent one number between dots in
43   * object identifier string.
44   * @param arrayID0 array of given numbers (example: for ID_DATA attributes,
45   * numbers are 1, 2, 840, 113549, 1, 7 and 1)
46   * @exception SMIMEException if wrong type of parameters are passed to the
47   * constructor. Also, it can be thrown from super class constructor.
48   */
49    public ContentTypeIdentifier (int[] arrayID0) throws SMIMEException
50    {
51      super(arrayID0);            // Finding apropriate identifier
52    }
53  }
54  
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