X509CertSelector.SubjectAsString Property
Definition
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<strong>Denigrated</strong>, use #getSubject() or #getSubjectAsBytes() instead.
public virtual string? SubjectAsString { [Android.Runtime.Register("getSubjectAsString", "()Ljava/lang/String;", "GetGetSubjectAsStringHandler")] get; }[<get: Android.Runtime.Register("getSubjectAsString", "()Ljava/lang/String;", "GetGetSubjectAsStringHandler")>]
member this.SubjectAsString : stringProperty Value
the required subject distinguished name in RFC 2253 format
(or null)
- Attributes
Remarks
<strong>Denigrated</strong>, use #getSubject() or #getSubjectAsBytes() instead. This method should not be relied on as it can fail to match some certificates because of a loss of encoding information in the RFC 2253 String form of some distinguished names.
Returns the subject criterion as a String. This distinguished name must match the subject distinguished name in the X509Certificate. If null, the subject criterion is disabled and any subject distinguished name will do.
If the value returned is not null, it is a distinguished name, in RFC 2253 format.
Java documentation for java.security.cert.X509CertSelector.getSubjectAsString().
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