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//! @file

//! @SYMTestSuiteName SEC-CERTMAN

//! @SYMScriptTestEnvironment The script has no specific test environment requirements. 

//! @SYMScriptPurpose Test the published API functions of CPKIXCertChain.

LOAD_SUITE tpkixcert_tefserver

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0001

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Testing CPKIXCertChain date and time checking behaviour during certificate validation.

//! @SYMCR 1240

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain. 

//! 			2)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain has expired.  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::SetValidityPeriodCheckFatal() passing in EFalse.  

//! 			4)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain has expired.  

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::SetValidityPeriodCheckFatal() passing in ETrue. 

//! 			6)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain has expired.  

//! 			7)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Calls 2 and 6 should fail with EDateOutOfRange.  Call 4 should pass with EValidatedOK but report the warning EDateOutOfRange through both the old warnings API(CPKIXValidationResult::Warnings()) and the new one(CCertificateWarning::Warnings()).

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose 1)	Check that current behaviour has not been altered and we still fail to validate out of date certificate chains.  

//! 			2)	Check that new behaviour works correctly by allowing a certificate chain with an invalid date to validate successfully when explicitly told to.  

//! 			3)	Then ensure this has left the system in the correct state to maintain normal behaviour.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0001

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver DateTimeFatalValidateTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini ExpiredDateTime

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0001

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0002

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Testing CPKIXCertChain date and time checking behaviour during certificate validation.

//! @SYMCR 1240

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain. 

//! 			2)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain has not yet become valid.  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::SetValidityPeriodCheckFatal() passing in EFalse.  

//! 			4)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain has not yet become valid.  

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::SetValidityPeriodCheckFatal() passing in ETrue. 

//! 			6)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain has not yet become valid.  

//! 			7)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Calls 2 and 6 should fail with EDateOutOfRange.  Call 4 should pass with EValidatedOK but report the warning EDateOutOfRange through both the old warnings API(CPKIXValidationResult::Warnings()) and the new one(CCertificateWarning::Warnings()).

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose 1)	Check that current behaviour has not been altered and we still fail to validate out of date certificate chains.  

//! 			2)	Check that new behaviour works correctly by allowing a certificate chain with an invalid date to validate successfully when explicitly told to.  

//! 			3)	Then ensure this has left the system in the correct state to maintain normal behaviour.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0002

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver DateTimeFatalValidateTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini InvalidDateTime

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0002

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0003

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Testing CPKIXCertChain date and time checking behaviour during certificate validation.

//! @SYMCR 1240

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain. 

//! 			2)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain is valid.  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::SetValidityPeriodCheckFatal() passing in EFalse.  

//! 			4)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain is valid.  

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::SetValidityPeriodCheckFatal() passing in ETrue. 

//! 			6)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() passing in a validation time where the certificate chain is valid.  

//! 			7)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Calls 2, 4 and 6 should validate successfully with EValidatedOK.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose 1)	Check that current behaviour has not been altered and we still fail to validate out of date certificate chains.  

//! 			2)	Check that new behaviour works correctly by allowing a certificate chain with an invalid date to validate successfully when explicitly told to.  

//! 			3)	Then ensure this has left the system in the correct state to maintain normal behaviour.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0003

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver DateTimeFatalValidateTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini ValidDateTime

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-DATETIME-0003

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0001

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test correct behaviour of customisable supported critical extension processing.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new ones through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL(). 

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). 

//! 			4)	Ensure all critical extensions encountered are supported and that the certificate and certificate index information in the results match up with the correct certificates. 

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Chain should validate successfully.  All critical extensions should be reported through the new certificate warnings API (CCertificateWarning::CriticalExtensionsFound()).

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Test we correctly report the full gamut of possible critical extension patterns we may be expected to deal with in a certificate chain – multiple extensions in one certificate, multiple extensions spanning multiple certificates and the same extension in multiple certificates.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0001

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini CustomCriticalExts

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0001

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0002

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test old and new warnings API for consistency and backwards compatibility.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new ones through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL().  

//! 			4)	Compare resultant warnings.  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Chain should validate successfully.  Each of the recognised critical extensions should be reported both as a warning through the old warnings return and through the new API CCertificateWarning::CriticalExtensionsFound().  CCertificateWarning::Warnings() should contain the other warnings found in CPKIXValidationResult::Warnings().  The new returns mechanism should have no additional warnings.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure backwards compatibility of old style warning reporting and ensure the new warning returns match up with this.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0002

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Warnings

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0002

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0003

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Check supported OID list processing resilience.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct certificate chain.

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and a new invalid format OID through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). 

//! 			4) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Chain should validate successfully with EValidatedOK with expected warnings returned.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Check the code is resilient to badly formed OID data being passed in to the supported OID list.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0003

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini BadOidValue

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0003

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0004

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Check supported OID list processing resilience.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct certificate chain. 

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to an empty one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). 

//! 			4)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Chain should error with EUnrecognizedCriticalExtension (it is necessary for the CA to contain a critical extension).

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Check the code is resilient to an empty supported OID list.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0004

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini EmptySupportedOidList

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0004

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0005

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test the Append API for manipulating supported OID list for correct behaviour.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Append a collection of new OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::AddSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			4)	Append a collection of OIDs already in the supported list through CPKIXCertChain::AddSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().   

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			6)	Append a collection of OIDs with duplicates within the collection.  

//! 			7)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			8)	Append an empty collection of OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::AddSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			9) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.  

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Supported OID list should be updated correctly in each case.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure OIDs are added to the supported list, that the result contains no duplicates and no errors are reported.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0005

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver AddSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini NewOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver AddSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini AlreadySupportedOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver AddSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OidsWithDuplicates

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver AddSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini NoOids

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0005

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0005

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test the Append API for manipulating supported OID list for correct behaviour.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions OOM loop around steps 1 to 9:

//!				1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Append a collection of new OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::AddSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			4)	Append a collection of OIDs already in the supported list through CPKIXCertChain::AddSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().   

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			6)	Append a collection of OIDs with duplicates within the collection.  

//! 			7)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			8)	Append an empty collection of OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::AddSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			9) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.  

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults There should be no memory leaks at any stage.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure OIDs are added to the supported list, that the result contains no duplicates and no errors are reported.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0005

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver AddSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomNewOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver AddSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomAlreadySupportedOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver AddSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomOidsWithDuplicates

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver AddSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomNoOids

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0005

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0006

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test the Remove API for manipulating supported OID list for correct behaviour.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Remove a collection of OIDs currently supported in the list through CPKIXCertChain::RemoveSupportedCriticalExtensions().  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			4)	Remove a collection of OIDs not currently supported in the list through CPKIXCertChain::RemoveSupportedCriticalExtensions().   

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			6)	Remove an empty collection of OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::AddSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			7) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.  

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Supported OID list should be updated correctly in each case.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure OIDs are removed from the supported list and no errors are reported.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0006

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver RemoveSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini NewOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver RemoveSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini AlreadySupportedOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver RemoveSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini SupportedOidsWithDuplicates

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver RemoveSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini NoOids

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0006

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0006

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test the Remove API for manipulating supported OID list for correct behaviour.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions OOM loop around steps 1 to 7:

//!				1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Remove a collection of OIDs currently supported in the list through CPKIXCertChain::RemoveSupportedCriticalExtensions().  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			4)	Remove a collection of OIDs not currently supported in the list through CPKIXCertChain::RemoveSupportedCriticalExtensions().   

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			6)	Remove an empty collection of OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::AddSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			7) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.  

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults There should be no memory leaks at any stage.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure OIDs are removed from the supported list and no errors are reported.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0006

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver RemoveSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomNewOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver RemoveSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomAlreadySupportedOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver RemoveSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomSupportedOidsWithDuplicates

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver RemoveSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomNoOids

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0006

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0007

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test the Reset API for manipulating supported OID list for correct behaviour.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.   

//! 			2)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL() with an empty supported OID list.     

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL() on a non empty, no default (one new OID added and one default OID removed)

//!					supported OID list.  

//! 			4) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.  

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Supported OID list should be updated correctly in each case.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure the supported OID list is reset to the default values correctly.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0007

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ResetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini NoOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ResetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OneAddedOneRemoved

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0007

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0007

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test the Reset API for manipulating supported OID list for correct behaviour.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions OOM loop around steps 1 to 4:

//!				1)	Construct the certificate chain.   

//! 			2)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL() with an empty supported OID list.     

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL() on a non empty, no default (one new OID added and one default OID removed)

//!					supported OID list.  

//! 			4) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.  

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults There should be no memory leaks at any stage.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure the supported OID list is reset to the default values correctly.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0007

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ResetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomNoOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ResetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomOneAddedOneRemoved

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0007

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0008

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test the Set API for manipulating supported OID list for correct behaviour.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set an empty collection of OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			4)	Set a collection of non empty (one new OID and one default OID removed) collection of OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().   

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			6)	Set the same collection of OIDs as is currently supported through CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			7)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			8)	Set a collection of OIDs containing internal duplicates through CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			9) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.  

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults Supported OID list should be updated correctly in each case.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure supported OID list is updated correctly, the result contains no duplicates and no errors are reported.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0008

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver SetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini NoOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver SetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OneAddedOneRemoved

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver SetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini CurrentlySupported

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver SetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OidsWithDuplicates

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0008

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0008

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test the Set API for manipulating supported OID list for correct behaviour.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions OOM loop around steps 1 to 9:

//!				1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set an empty collection of OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			4)	Set a collection of non empty (one new OID and one default OID removed) collection of OIDs through CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().   

//! 			5)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			6)	Set the same collection of OIDs as is currently supported through CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			7)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ResetSupportedCriticalExtsToDefaultL().  

//! 			8)	Set a collection of OIDs containing internal duplicates through CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().  

//! 			9) 	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.  

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults There should be no memory leaks at any stage.

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure supported OID list is updated correctly, the result contains no duplicates and no errors are reported.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0008

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver SetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomNoOids

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver SetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomOneAddedOneRemoved

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver SetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomCurrentlySupported

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver SetSupportedOidsTest c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\apitests.ini OomOidsWithDuplicates

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-OOM-0008

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0009

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KExtendedKeyUsage is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0009

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_ExtendedKeyUsage

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0009

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0010

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KPolicyMapping is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0010

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_PolicyMapping

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0010

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0011

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KDeviceListConstraint is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0011

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_DeviceIdListConstraint

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0011

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0012

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KSidListConstraint is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0012

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_SidListConstraint

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0012

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0013

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KVidListConstraint is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0013

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_VidListConstraint

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0013

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0014

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KCapabilitiesConstraint is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0014

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_CapabilitiesConstraint

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0014

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0015

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KCertPolicies is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0015

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_CertPolicies

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0015

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0016

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KPolicyConstraints is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0016

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_PolicyConstraint

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0016

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0017

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KNameConstraints is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0017

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_NameConstraint

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0017

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0018

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KBasicConstraints is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0018

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_BasicConstraint

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0018

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0019

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KKeyUsage is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes. 

//! @SYMTestExpectedResults The validation should return with EUnrecognisedCriticalExtension

//! @SYMTestType CIT

//! @SYMTestPurpose Ensure we fail correctly for critical extension OIDs encountered that are outside the specified list that we recognise.

START_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0019

RUN_TEST_STEP 100 tpkixcert_tefserver ValidateCertChain c:\tpkixcert_tef\scripts\validatetests.ini Missing_KeyUsage

END_TESTCASE SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0019

//! @SYMTestCaseID SEC-CERTMAN-CRITEXT-0020

//! @SYMTestCaseDesc Test CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL() code fails correctly.

//! @SYMCR 1399

//! @SYMTestPriority Critical

//! @SYMTestActions 1)	Construct the certificate chain.  

//! 			2)	Set the supported OID list to the default OIDs and the new one through a call to CPKIXCertChain::SetSupportedCriticalExtensionsL().

//! 			3)	Call CPKIXCertChain::ValidateL(). The default OID value for KSubjectAltName is not set.

//! 			4)	Ensure the correct error value is returned  

//! 			5)	Cleanup the certificate chain and utility classes.