openid-data-classes/at.asitplus.iso/ZkDocumentData

ZkDocumentData

@Serializable

data class ZkDocumentData(val docType: String, val zkSystemId: String, val timestamp: LocalDate, val issuerSigned: Map<String, ZkSignedList>? = null, val deviceSigned: Map<String, ZkSignedList>? = null, val certificateChain: List<ByteArray>? = null)(source)

Part of the ISO/IEC 18013-5:2026 standard: ZKP Mdoc response (10.3.4)

Constructors

ZkDocumentData

constructor(docType: String, zkSystemId: String, timestamp: LocalDate, issuerSigned: Map<String, ZkSignedList>? = null, deviceSigned: Map<String, ZkSignedList>? = null, certificateChain: List<ByteArray>? = null)

Properties

certificateChain

@SerialName(value = "msoX5chain")

val certificateChain: List<ByteArray>?

This header parameter contains an ordered array of X.509 certificates. The certificates are to be ordered starting with the certificate containing the end-entity key followed by the certificate that signed it, and so on. There is no requirement for the entire chain to be present in the element if there is reason to believe that the relying party already has, or can locate, the missing certificates. This means that the relying party is still required to do path building but that a candidate path is proposed in this header parameter.

deviceSigned

@SerialName(value = "deviceSigned")

@Serializable(with = NamespacedZkSignedListSerializer::class)

val deviceSigned: Map<String, ZkSignedList>?

docType

@SerialName(value = "docType")

val docType: String

issuerSigned

@SerialName(value = "issuerSigned")

@Serializable(with = NamespacedZkSignedListSerializer::class)

val issuerSigned: Map<String, ZkSignedList>?

timestamp

@SerialName(value = "timestamp")

val timestamp: LocalDate

zkSystemId

@SerialName(value = "zkSystemId")

val zkSystemId: String