ICertServerPolicy::GetRequestProperty method (certif.h)

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10/13/2021

The GetRequestProperty method retrieves a specific property from a request.

Syntax

HRESULT GetRequestProperty(
  [in]  const BSTR strPropertyName,
  [in]  LONG       PropertyType,
  [out] VARIANT    *pvarPropertyValue
);

Parameters

[in] strPropertyName

Specifies the name of the property to retrieve. This parameter can be set to a name property or a request property.

Name properties include a stock set of certificate properties that are always valid and can be retrieved by calling this method. For information about these properties, see Name Properties.

Request properties are unique to requests and include the following possible values.

Value	Meaning
RequestID Signed long	Internal requestID.
RawRequest Binary	Raw request bytes.
RequestAttributes String	Attribute string (may be truncated).
RequestType Signed long	Indicates PKCS #10 or KeyGen request. For more information about this property, see Remarks.
SubmittedWhen Date/time	When arrived.
RequesterName String	The name of the requester in the form "DomainName\UserID".

Note There are additional request properties that cannot be accessed by GetRequestProperty because they are not set until after the policy module finishes processing the request.In addition, other properties may be set by a specific request type, request extensions, or by named attributes set in the header of a request.

[in] PropertyType

Specifies the property type. The PropertyType parameter can be one of the following types.

Value	Meaning
PROPTYPE_LONG	Signed long data.
PROPTYPE_DATE	Date/time.
PROPTYPE_BINARY	Binary data.
PROPTYPE_STRING	Unicode string data.

[out] pvarPropertyValue

A pointer to the VARIANT that contains the request property type.

Return value

C++

If the method succeeds, the method returns S_OK, and the pvarPropertyValue parameter contains the request property.

If the method fails, it returns an HRESULT value that indicates the error. For a list of common error codes, see Common HRESULT Values.

VB

The return value is the request property.

Remarks

The SetContext method must be called prior to calling this method. The call to SetContext specifies which request is used as the current context.

Requests hold all the associated states for the request and the eventual granted certificate that is not a part of the certificate. Thus, data such as revocation times and disposition data are kept in the request data object.

The RequestType property can be set to one of the following values.

Value	Meaning
CR_IN_PKCS	The request is a PKCS #7 renewal or registration request.
CR_IN-PKCS10	The request is a PKCS #10 request.
CR_IN_KEYGEN	The request is a Keygen request (Netscape format).

Examples

BSTR      bstrPropName = NULL;
VARIANT   varProp;

VariantInit( &varProp );

bstrPropName = SysAllocString(L"RequestID");

// Retrieve the request property.
// pCertServerPolicy has been used to call SetContext previously.
hr = pCertServerPolicy->GetRequestProperty( bstrPropName,
                                          PROPTYPE_LONG,
                                          &varProp );
if (FAILED(hr))
{
    printf("Failed GetRequestProperty [%x]\n", hr);
    goto error;
}
else
{
    // Successfully retrieved property; use varProp as needed.
    // ...
}

// Done processing.
VariantClear( &varProp );
if ( NULL != bstrPropName )
    SysFreeString( bstrPropName );

Requirements

Requirement	Value
Minimum supported client	None supported
Minimum supported server	Windows Server 2003 [desktop apps only]
Target Platform	Windows
Header	certif.h (include Certsrv.h)
Library	Certidl.lib
DLL	Certcli.dll

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