pub struct Asn1Object(_);
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Object Identifier

Represents an ASN.1 Object. Typically, NIDs, or numeric identifiers are stored as a table within the Nid module. These constants are used to determine attributes of a certificate, such as mapping the attribute “CommonName” to “CN” which is represented as the OID of 13. This attribute is a constant in the nid::COMMONNAME.

OpenSSL documentation at OBJ_nid2obj

Implementations

Constructs an ASN.1 Object Identifier from a string representation of the OID.

This corresponds to OBJ_txt2obj.

Return the OID as an DER encoded array of bytes. This is the ASN.1 value, not including tag or length.

Requires OpenSSL 1.1.1 or newer.

This corresponds to OBJ_get0_data.

Methods from Deref<Target = Asn1ObjectRef>

Returns the NID associated with this OID.

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