Class CX509DNSNameSubtree

CX509DNSNameSubtree

Support

Supported from 6.0

Description

A DNS name.

The name may begin with a period.

Initialised with 8-bit encoded binary data, and parses the data into a series of sub domains.

Because it is a subtree it may start with a period. For example, '.symbian.com', indicating that 'symbian.com' does not lie within the subtree.

Derivation

Defined in CX509DNSNameSubtree:
NewL(), NewL(), NewLC(), NewLC(), Rep()

Inherited from CBase:
operator new()

Inherited from CX509DomainName:
IsWithinSubtree(), Name()

static CX509DNSNameSubtree* NewL(const TDesC8& aBinaryData);

Description

Creates a DNS name object from the specified buffer containing the binary coded representation.

The data is parsed into a series of sub domains. Note that the name may start with a valid sub domain.

Parameters

Return value

static CX509DNSNameSubtree* NewL(const CX509DNSNameSubtree& aName);

Description

Creates a new DSN name object from an existing object.

This is equivalent to a copy constructor.

Parameters

Return value

static CX509DNSNameSubtree* NewLC(const TDesC8& aBinaryData);

Description

Creates a DNS name object from the specified buffer containing the binary coded representation, and puts a pointer to it onto the cleanup stack.

The data is parsed into a series of sub domains; the name may start with a period.

Parameters

Return value

static CX509DNSNameSubtree* NewLC(const CX509DNSNameSubtree& aName);

Description

Creates a new DSN name object from an existing object, and puts a pointer to it onto the cleanup stack.

This is equivalent to a copy constructor.

Parameters

Return value

const CPtrCArray& Rep() const;

Description

Gets a reference to the array of pointer descriptors representing the subdomains of the DSN name.

Return value