Certificate parser update #1981
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classify DER and PEM encoded certificates as this kind of mimetype. Other minor formatting changes were included.
to be expanded and have its certificates extracted as subitems.
as subitems if in format PKCS7 and to be used in conjunction with tika PKCS7Parser.
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certification details included.
certificates with full certification path and no CMS signed data.
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Closes #1978
CertificateParser was refactored to extract certificates as subitems. So it can be used in conjunction with tika PKCS7Parser.
Tika PKCS7Parser ignores any certificate information, extracting only the content of the signed PKCS7 file to be parser. So, CertificateParser would be responsible for internal certificates information extraction when configured in conjunction with Tika PKCS7Parser.
To test:
1)User certificates can be exported as p7b files from Windows with full certificate chain. These kind of files will have each certificate extracted as subitem. Though PKCS7Parser will throw an exception as it does not have any content. This exception will be registered in metadata X-TIKA:EXCEPTION:embedded_exception.