Struct SignerBinding 

pub struct SignerBinding<'receipt, 'model, 'document, 'path> { /* private fields */ }

Completed root binding facts, including negative mathematical outcomes. Construction performs ESS itself; externally writable Bindings cannot manufacture a receipt. A retained path is available only for an actual fully associated signer, never from a public boolean assertion.

Implementations

impl<'r, 'm, 'd, 'p> SignerBinding<'r, 'm, 'd, 'p>

pub fn prepared(&self) -> &'r Preparation<'m, 'd>

Same original requested-level preparation.

pub fn certificate(&self) -> &'p Certificate<'d>

Candidate actually compared with SID, ESS and the CMS checked key.

pub fn identifier(&self) -> &CertificateAgreement

Original signer-identifier agreement, including unreadable SKI causes.

pub fn ess(&self) -> Bindings

Both independently computed ESS answers. Neither absent value is success.

pub fn key_matches(&self) -> bool

The supplied effective key agrees with this path’s actual target key.

pub fn included(&self) -> Option<Original<'m, 'd>>

Exact original occurrence in root SignedData.certificates, if present.

pub fn mathematical(&self) -> bool

CMS arithmetic and payload binding both succeeded. This alone says nothing about the root profile, certificate, path, or caller trust.

pub fn restrictions(&self) -> PathRestriction

Actual path-set restriction result, independent of signer certHash.

pub fn is_bound(&self) -> bool

Every currently established root binding condition holds. The complete B-B assembly additionally requires all format/attribute/counter facts.

Trait Implementations

impl<'m, 'd, 'p> SignerReceipt<'p, 'd> for SignerBinding<'_, 'm, 'd, 'p>

type Id = Node

Original node identity.

type Document = DocumentId<'m, 'd>

Stable document identity.

type Generation = ()

Exact document generation.

fn signature(&self) -> Original<'m, 'd>

The selected signature in its exact source generation.

fn path(&self) -> Option<&'p CheckedPath<'d>>

The checked signer path, or None when the format has not established the signing certificate or its signed path restrictions.