SecRecord Constructors
Definition
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Overloads
| SecRecord() | |
| SecRecord(SecCertificate) | |
| SecRecord(SecIdentity) | |
| SecRecord(SecKey) | |
| SecRecord(SecKind) |
Creates a keychain record. |
SecRecord()
public SecRecord ();Applies to
SecRecord(SecCertificate)
public SecRecord (Security.SecCertificate certificate);new Security.SecRecord : Security.SecCertificate -> Security.SecRecordParameters
- certificate
- SecCertificate
Applies to
SecRecord(SecIdentity)
public SecRecord (Security.SecIdentity identity);new Security.SecRecord : Security.SecIdentity -> Security.SecRecordParameters
- identity
- SecIdentity
Applies to
SecRecord(SecKey)
public SecRecord (Security.SecKey key);new Security.SecRecord : Security.SecKey -> Security.SecRecordParameters
- key
- SecKey
Applies to
SecRecord(SecKind)
Creates a keychain record.
public SecRecord (Security.SecKind secKind);new Security.SecRecord : Security.SecKind -> Security.SecRecordParameters
- secKind
- SecKind
Determines the class for this record.
Remarks
When you create a SecRecord you need to specify the kind of record that you will be matching using one of the SecKind values, and you must set also:
- One or more attributes to match (AccessGroup, Accessible, Account, ApplicationLabel, ApplicationTag, AuthenticationType, CanDecrypt, CanDerive, CanEncrypt, CanSign, CanUnwrap, CanVerify, CanWrap, CertificateEncoding, CertificateType, Comment, CreationDate, Creator, CreatorType, Description, EffectiveKeySize, Generic, Invisible, IsNegative, IsPermanent, Issuer, KeyClass, KeySizeInBits, KeyType, Label, ModificationDate, Path, Port, Protocol, PublicKeyHash, SecurityDomain, SerialNumber, Server, Service, Subject, SubjectKeyID):
- Optional search attributes, used to determine how the search is performed. You do this by setting any of the Match properties in the class (MatchCaseInsensitive, MatchEmailAddressIfPresent, MatchIssuers, MatchItemList, MatchPolicy, MatchSubjectContains, MatchTrustedOnly, MatchValidOnDate) :
Once the class is constructed, you can pass this to the Query, Add, Remove or Update methods on the SecKeyChain class.
var query = new SecRecord (SecKind.InternetPassword) {
Sever = "bugzilla.novell.com",
Account = "miguel"
};
var password = SecKeyChain.QueryAsData (query);
Console.WriteLine ("The password for the account is: {0}", password);
Internally this is setting the kSecClass key to one of the kSec* values as specifed by the SecKind. On MacOS X the only supported value is InternetPassword, while iOS offers a wider range of options.