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CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_ID enumeration (cryptxml.h)

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The CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_ID enumeration specifies the type and usage of the XML property.

Syntax

typedef enum {
  CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_MAX_HEAP_SIZE = 1,
  CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_SIGNATURE_LOCATION = 2,
  CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_MAX_SIGNATURES = 3,
  CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_DOC_DECLARATION = 4,
  CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_XML_OUTPUT_CHARSET = 5
} CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_ID;

Constants

 
CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_MAX_HEAP_SIZE
Value: 1
Specifies the maximum heap size, in bytes, that the XML layer can use.
This property is applied to intermediate buffers used to parse or construct XML parts.
By default, the limit is equal to CRYPT_XML_BLOB_MAX.
CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_SIGNATURE_LOCATION
Value: 2
Specifies the location in the XML document where the signature is to be created.



The following formats are supported:




#id


The Id attribute of the element to insert the signature.


/a/b/c


The absolute path of the element to insert the signature.
CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_MAX_SIGNATURES
Value: 3
Specifies the maximum number of Signature elements when parsing an XML document.
This property overrides the default CRYPT_XML_SIGNATURES_MAX value.
CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_DOC_DECLARATION
Value: 4
Specifies whether to write an XML document declaration. This property is used with the
CryptXmlEncode function. The default property is TRUE.
CRYPT_XML_PROPERTY_XML_OUTPUT_CHARSET
Value: 5
Specifies an encoding character set of XML fragments for custom elements. This property is used with the
CryptXmlOpenToDecode function.
The default character set is inherited from the opened document.

Remarks

If a property value is defined as a pointer to data, then the pointer must be valid for the entire period of the signature operation.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client Windows 7 [desktop apps only]
Minimum supported server Windows Server 2008 R2 [desktop apps only]
Header cryptxml.h