Crypt.EncryptCertSubject - An easy way of specifying the certificate to be used for RSA public-key encryption. This string should match one of the subject fields in a certificate, such as the common name (CN), email address (E), organization (O), organizational unit (OU), locality (L), state (ST), or country (C). In most cases, it is easiest to identify the certificate uniquely by specifying the email address. Chilkat Crypt.NET will automatically attempt to locate and use a certificate mathing this property's value. If a certificate cannot be found, the encryption will fail. Otherwise, the full certificate subject will be saved in LastCertSubject after a RSA public-key encryption operation.

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Crypt::EncryptCertSubject

An easy way of specifying the certificate to be used for RSA public-key encryption. This string should match one of the subject fields in a certificate, such as the common name (CN), email address (E), organization (O), organizational unit (OU), locality (L), state (ST), or country (C). In most cases, it is easiest to identify the certificate uniquely by specifying the email address. Chilkat Crypt.NET will automatically attempt to locate and use a certificate mathing this property's value. If a certificate cannot be found, the encryption will fail. Otherwise, the full certificate subject will be saved in LastCertSubject after a RSA public-key encryption operation.

		Declarations
		[Visual Basic] Public Property EncryptCertSubject As String [C#] public string EncryptCertSubject {get; set;} [C++] public: __property String* get_EncryptCertSubject(); public: __property void set_EncryptCertSubject(String *); [JScript] public function get EncryptCertSubject() : String; public function set EncryptCertSubject(String);