The Tor Browser: security/manager/ssl/public/nsICertificateDialogs.idl@b8a032363ba2

Incorporate requested changes from Mozilla in review:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1123480#c6

     1 /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public

     2  * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this

     3  * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */

     5 #include "nsISupports.idl"

     7 interface nsIInterfaceRequestor;

     8 interface nsIX509Cert;

    10 /**

    11  * Functions that implement user interface dialogs to manage certificates.

    12  */

    13 [scriptable, uuid(da871dab-f69e-4173-ab26-99fcd47b0e85)]

    14 interface nsICertificateDialogs : nsISupports

    15 {

    16   /**

    17    *  UI shown when a user is asked to download a new CA cert.

    18    *  Provides user with ability to choose trust settings for the cert.

    19    *  Asks the user to grant permission to import the certificate.

    20    *

    21    *  @param ctx A user interface context.

    22    *  @param cert The certificate that is about to get installed.

    23    *  @param trust a bit mask of trust flags,

    24    *               see nsIX509CertDB for possible values.

    25    *

    26    *  @return true if the user allows to import the certificate.

    27    */

    28   boolean confirmDownloadCACert(in nsIInterfaceRequestor ctx,

    29                          in nsIX509Cert cert,

    30                          out unsigned long trust);

    32   /**

    33    *  UI shown when a web site has delivered a CA certificate to

    34    *  be imported, but the certificate is already contained in the

    35    *  user's storage.

    36    *

    37    *  @param ctx A user interface context.

    38    */

    39   void notifyCACertExists(in nsIInterfaceRequestor ctx);

    41   /**

    42    *  UI shown when a user's personal certificate is going to be

    43    *  exported to a backup file.

    44    *  The implementation of this dialog should make sure

    45    *  to prompt the user to type the password twice in order to

    46    *  confirm correct input.

    47    *  The wording in the dialog should also motivate the user

    48    *  to enter a strong password.

    49    *

    50    *  @param ctx A user interface context.

    51    *  @param password The password provided by the user.

    52    *

    53    *  @return false if the user requests to cancel.

    54    */

    55   boolean setPKCS12FilePassword(in nsIInterfaceRequestor ctx,

    56                                 out AString password);

    58   /**

    59    *  UI shown when a user is about to restore a personal

    60    *  certificate from a backup file.

    61    *  The user is requested to enter the password

    62    *  that was used in the past to protect that backup file.

    63    *

    64    *  @param ctx A user interface context.

    65    *  @param password The password provided by the user.

    66    *

    67    *  @return false if the user requests to cancel.

    68    */

    69   boolean getPKCS12FilePassword(in nsIInterfaceRequestor ctx,

    70                                 out AString password);

    72   /**

    73    *  UI shown when a certificate needs to be shown to the user.

    74    *  The implementation should try to display as many attributes

    75    *  as possible.

    76    *

    77    *  @param ctx A user interface context.

    78    *  @param cert The certificate to be shown to the user.

    79    */

    80   void viewCert(in nsIInterfaceRequestor ctx,

    81                 in nsIX509Cert cert);

    82 };

    84 %{C++

    85 #define NS_CERTIFICATEDIALOGS_CONTRACTID "@mozilla.org/nsCertificateDialogs;1"

    86 %}

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