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virtual P6R::P6ERR P6R::p6IKMIPRequest4::addReCertifyRequest2 ( P6NCSTR  uniqueId,
P6NCSTR  certRequestUniqueId,
P6UINT32 pOffset,
P6UINT32  requestType,
P6BCSTR  certificateRequest,
P6KMIP_ATTRIBUTES pAttributes,
P6KMIP_MSGEXTENSION pExtension 
)
pure virtual

Add the re-certify batch item to the current request message.

A successful startRequestMsg function must be called first.

Re-Certify, allows the KMIP client to request to renew an existing certificate for its existing key pair.

Parameters
uniqueId[ in ] optional uniqueId.pString can be NULL, unique identifier to the certificate being renewed (if NULL the server selects the public key)
certRequestUniqueId[ in ] optional certRequestUniqueId.pString can be NULL, the unique identifier of the Certificate Request managed object
offset[ in ] optional can be NULL, an interval value to indicate the difference between the initialization date and the activation date
requestType[ in ] optional zero when not in use, Certificate request type one of the values from Section 9.1.3.2.22 in p6kmip.h, it is required when the certificateRequest is present
certificateRequest[ in ] optional certificateRequest.pString can be NULL, a byte string which can represent several different certificate request formats (e.g., PEM, PGP)
pAttrbutes[ in ] optional can be NULL, any of the defined attributes to be associated with the registered object (e.g., Object Group)
pExtension[ in ] optional can be NULL, vendor defined extension to the operation
Returns
SuccessP6R::eOk 
FailureP6R::eNotInitializedA successful call to intialize() must be made before calling this funciton.
P6R::eTooSmallThe configured buffer size in pPool is too small to hold the generated message.
P6R::eInvalidStateA successful call to startRequestMsg() must be made before calling this function.
P6R::eRangepExtension->encodedExtension.length must be a multiple of 8, since encoded as the Vendor Extension Structure