Re: NSS Tools Library

2010/1/19 Kai Chan : > The reason I ask is because a lot of things that would be nice to abstract, > like CRL generation, is mainly done in their respective nss/cmd/ > directories. You can use nss/cmd/lib as a static library, as if you copied the source code into your project. nss/cmd/lib uses onl

Re[2]: NSS Tools Library

On 20.01.10 01:48, Kai Chan wrote: The reason I ask is because a lot of things that would be nice to abstract, like CRL generation, is mainly done in their respective nss/cmd/ directories. Thanks, Kai On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 5:02 PM, Kai Chan wrote: When writing an application that's usi

Re: NSS Tools Library

The reason I ask is because a lot of things that would be nice to abstract, like CRL generation, is mainly done in their respective nss/cmd/ directories. Thanks, Kai On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 5:02 PM, Kai Chan wrote: > Hi, > > When writing an application that's using NSS certificate operations, c

NSS Tools Library

Hi, When writing an application that's using NSS certificate operations, could you also use helper functions in nss/cmd/lib like those in secutil.c or write your own since they're kind of not part of the public NSS API? Thanks, Kai -- dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.or