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package eu.abc4trust.revocationProxy;
import eu.abc4trust.xml.RevocationAuthorityParameters;
import eu.abc4trust.xml.RevocationMessage;
public interface RevocationProxy {
/**
* This method carries out one step in a possibly interactive protocol with a Revocation
* Authority. Depending on the revocation mechanism, interaction with the Revocation Authority may
* be needed during credential issuance, during creation or verification of a presentation token,
* or during the separately triggered creation or update of non-revocation evidence. This method
* will be called by the CryptoEngine of the User, Verifier, or Issuer whenever it needs to
* interact with the Revocation Authority. The method acts as a proxy for the communication with
* the Revocation Authority: in the parameters revpars it looks up the appropriate endpoint to
* contact the Revocation Authority, sends the outgoing revocation message m, and returns the
* response received from the Revocation Authority to the local CryptoEngine. The returned message
* will have the same Context attribute as the outgoing message m, so that the different messages
* in a protocol execution can be linked.
*
* @param m
* @param revpars
* @return
*/
public RevocationMessage processRevocationMessage(RevocationMessage m,
RevocationAuthorityParameters revpars) throws Exception;
}