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package sun.security.validator;

import java.security.cert.*;

/**

 * ValidatorException thrown by the Validator. It has optional fields that

 * allow better error diagnostics.

 *

 * @author Andreas Sterbenz

 */

public class ValidatorException extends CertificateException {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = -2836879718282292155L;

        "No trusted certificate found";

        "End entity certificate extension check failed";

        "CA certificate extension check failed";

        "Certificate expired";

        "Certificate signature validation failed";

        "Certificate chaining error";

        "Certificate signature algorithm disabled";

        "Untrusted certificate";

    private Object type;

    private X509Certificate cert;

    public ValidatorException(String msg) {

        super(msg);

    }

    public ValidatorException(String msg, Throwable cause) {

        super(msg);

        initCause(cause);

    }

    public ValidatorException(Object type) {

        this(type, null);

    }

    public ValidatorException(Object type, X509Certificate cert) {

        super((String)type);

        this.type = type;

        this.cert = cert;

    }

    public ValidatorException(Object type, X509Certificate cert,

            Throwable cause) {

        this(type, cert);

        initCause(cause);

    }

    public ValidatorException(String msg, Object type, X509Certificate cert) {

        super(msg);

        this.type = type;

        this.cert = cert;

    }

    public ValidatorException(String msg, Object type, X509Certificate cert,

            Throwable cause) {

        this(msg, type, cert);

        initCause(cause);

    }

    /**

     * Get the type of the failure (one of the T_XXX constants), if

     * available. This may be helpful when designing a user interface.

     */

    public Object getErrorType() {

        return type;

    }

    /**

     * Get the certificate causing the exception, if available.

     */

    public X509Certificate getErrorCertificate() {

        return cert;

    }

}