/* WolfSSLVerifyCallback.java
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package com.wolfssl;

/**
 * wolfSSL Verify Callback Interface.
 * This interface specifies how applicaitons should implement the verify
 * callback class to be used by wolfSSL during the handshake process.
 * <p>
 * After implementing this interface, it should be passed as a parameter
 * to the {@link WolfSSLContext#setVerify(long, int, WolfSSLVerifyCallback)
 * WolfSSLContext.setVerify()} method to be registered with the native wolfSSL
 * library.
 *
 * @author  wolfSSL
 */
public interface WolfSSLVerifyCallback {

    /**
     * Verify callback method.
     * This method acts as the verify callback to be used during the
     * SSL/TLS handshake. It is called when verification of the peer
     * certificate fails. Note that peer verification must be turned on.
     *
     * @param preverify_ok indicates if verification of the peer certificate
     *                     already passed. 0 if failed, 1 if passed.
     * @param x509StorePtr pointer to the context used for certificate
     *                     chain verification.
     * @return             <code>0</code> if the verification process should
     *                     stop immediately with an error. <code>1</code> if
     *                     the verification process should continue with the
     *                     rest of the handshake.
     */
    public int verifyCallback(int preverify_ok, long x509StorePtr);

}

