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package org.apache.qpid.server.model;
import java.security.GeneralSecurityException;
import java.util.List;
import javax.net.ssl.KeyManager;
import org.apache.qpid.server.security.CertificateDetails;
@ManagedObject( defaultType = "FileKeyStore" )
public interface KeyStore<X extends KeyStore<X>> extends ConfiguredObject<X>
{
String CERTIFICATE_EXPIRY_WARN_PERIOD = "qpid.keystore.certificateExpiryWarnPeriod";
@ManagedContextDefault(name = CERTIFICATE_EXPIRY_WARN_PERIOD,
description = "The number of days before a certificate's expiry"
+ " that certificate expiration warnings will be written to the log")
int DEFAULT_CERTIFICATE_EXPIRY_WARN_PERIOD = 30;
String CERTIFICATE_EXPIRY_CHECK_FREQUENCY = "qpid.keystore.certificateExpiryCheckFrequency";
@ManagedContextDefault(name = CERTIFICATE_EXPIRY_CHECK_FREQUENCY,
description = "Period (in days) with which the Broker will repeat the certificate expiration warning")
int DEFAULT_CERTIFICATE_EXPIRY_CHECK_FREQUENCY = 1;
@DerivedAttribute
int getCertificateExpiryWarnPeriod();
@DerivedAttribute
int getCertificateExpiryCheckFrequency();
KeyManager[] getKeyManagers() throws GeneralSecurityException;
@DerivedAttribute(description = "List of details about the certificates like validity dates, SANs, issuer and subject names, etc.")
List<CertificateDetails> getCertificateDetails();
}