Currently I'm using the BouncyCastle library to generate a certificate. Something like this:
X509V3CertificateGenerator certGenerator = new X509V3CertificateGenerator();
certGenerator.setIssuerDN( rootCertificate.getSubjectX500Principal() );
certGenerator.setSignatureAlgorithm( "SHA1withRSA" );
certGenerator.setSerialNumber( serial );
certGenerator.setNotBefore( notBefore );
certGenerator.setNotAfter( notAfter );
certGenerator.setPublicKey( rootCertificate.getPublicKey() );
Hashtable<DERObjectIdentifier, String> attrs = new Hashtable<DERObjectIdentifier, String>();
Vector<DERObjectIdentifier> order = new Vector<DERObjectIdentifier>();
attrs.put( X509Principal.C, "RU" );
// other attrs.put() calls here
order.addElement( X509Principal.C );
// 开发者_运维百科other order.addElement() calls here
certGenerator.setSubjectDN( new X509Principal( order, attrs ) );
certGenerator.addExtension( X509Extensions.AuthorityKeyIdentifier, false, new AuthorityKeyIdentifierStructure( rootCertificate ) );
certGenerator.addExtension( X509Extensions.SubjectKeyIdentifier, false, new SubjectKeyIdentifierStructure( newKeyPair.getPublic() ) );
return certGenerator.generate( rootPrivateKey, "BC" );
Can I add the SubjectAltNames
field to the generated certificate?
To accomplish the task, insert the following just before the certGenerator.generate() call:
ASN1EncodableVector alternativeNames = new ASN1EncodableVector();
for( String domainName : domainNames )
{
alternativeNames.add( new GeneralName( GeneralName.dNSName, domainName ) );
}
certGenerator.addExtension( X509Extensions.SubjectAlternativeName, false, new GeneralNames( new DERSequence( alternativeNames ) ) );
(Answer provided by Double-V).
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