The destructor.

Frees all resources owned by the object.

Adds a certificate warning to the validation result.

Adds a critical extension OID warning.

Adds a policy to the validation result.

Adds a warning to the validation result.

Gets the error status of the operation.

Errors are considered fatal, i.e. validation has failed.

Externalises an object of this class to a write stream.

The presence of this function means that the standard templated operator<<() can be used to externalise objects of this class.

Internalises an object of this class from a read stream.

The presence of this function means that the standard templated operator>>() can be used to internalise objects of this class.

Note that this function has assignment semantics: it replaces the old value of the object with a new value read from the read stream.

Creates a new PKIX Validation Result object.

Creates a new PKIX Validation Result object from a stream.

Creates a new PKIX Validation Result object, and puts a pointer to it onto the cleanup stack.

Creates a new PKIX Validation Result object from a stream, and puts a pointer to it onto the cleanup stack.

Gets a list of all the certificate policies which have been accepted implicitly in the course of validation.

Removes all policies from the validation result.

It is used by the validation process to remove policies it has added when the computation cannot complete because of environmental conditions such as out of memory, file access failures, etc..

Resets the validation result object to its default values.

Sets the error status.

Sets the error status, and then leaves.

The function uses SetError() to set the error status.

Returns a list of critical extensions encountered and warnings generated by certificates during chain validation.

Gets a list of warnings generated.

The warnings may or may not be fatal, depending on the context, which the client is expected to provide.