Re: Clarification on nsHTMLInputElement/ certificates

On Apr 19, 10:53=A0pm, Boris Zbarsky <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 4/19/12 9:42 PM, Anderson Walls wrote:
>
> > Boris once again thank you so much, that is exactly what I needed. DER
> > will do just fine, converting is simple with openssl. Thank you so
> > much for your assistance sir.
>
> You're very welcome!
>
> -Boris

Boris you wouldn't happen to be able to direct me to the correct
header files in order to get this all to work properly would you? I
have included the NSIx509Cert.h and the whole thing complies but never
enters the if statement, I'm assuming because I do not have the
correct headers for the nsISupports cert part.

Hope to have this thing running by this afternoon! Just as a reminder
here is what I have inserted into the nsHTMLInputElement.cpp
postHandleEvent method:

if(IsPasswordTextControl()){
  std::cerr << "This is a password" << std::endl;
  nsCOMPtr<nsISupports> cert;
  NodePrincipal()->GetCertificate(getter_AddRefs(cert));
  if(cert){
    std::cerr << "CERT" << std::endl;
    nsCOMPtr<nsIX059Cert> c =3D do_QueryInterface(cert);
    PRUint32 =3D length;
    PRUint8* data;
    c->GetRawDER(&length,&data);
    std::cerr << data << std::endl;
    NS_Free(data);
  }
}

if I try to take out the if part and just let it run I segfault when I
go into a password field, which obviously is bad. The site I have been
testing on is Navy Federal's web page so I know they do have a cert. I
have a feeling I am just missing some headers or something pretty
basic. Any ideas?

-Anderson