Struct OcspEnvelopeReference 

pub struct OcspEnvelopeReference<'r, 'e, 's, 'd, N, D, G> { /* private fields */ }

Identifier and optional digest checked against the SAME signed envelope. This does not prove authorization, target status, actual use or trust.

Implementations

impl<'r, 'e, 's, 'd, N, D, G> OcspEnvelopeReference<'r, 'e, 's, 'd, N, D, G>

pub fn references(&self) -> &'r ReferenceProperty<N, D, G>

Original property and its immutable source/generation.

pub fn entry(&self) -> usize

Original reference ordinal within that property.

pub fn actual(&self) -> OcspReferenceInput<'e, 's, 'd>

Same whole envelope, authenticated body and signer used by both checks.

pub fn identity(&self) -> &Located<OcspReferenceIdentity, N, D, G>

Original identifier location and all readable responder/time facts.

pub fn digest(&self) -> Option<ReferenceDigest>

None means mandatory identifier syntax was malformed/unsupported, so digest processing was not attempted. IdentifierOnly means no digest was written; neither is a successful whole-envelope digest agreement.

pub fn identifies_response(&self) -> bool

Mandatory responder/time agree with this response, and its digest agrees if written. Annex A.1.2 makes the digest optional (SHOULD): an identifier-only reference can identify this response but does not bind its whole contents against substitution. Inspect Self::digest to retain that distinction; this proves no authority, status, trust or grade.