Validate Digital Signature - Check CRL

Hi all,
(1) Is it possible for LiveCycle Document Security to validate the digital signature and check CRL, if there is NO CRL Distribution Point in the certificate itself?
(2) Can I hardcode the CRL's URL in the LiveCycle Document Security's configuration file?
Thanks.
Sanney

Sanney,
I don't know about the CRL URL question, but if I understood correctly what you are trying to achieve, then:
If you already have CRLs or certificate files at your disposal, you can store them in disk. You can then select "advanced" option when installing. This will allow you to point at the directories containing the credentials , so these can be included as an integral part of the overall server deployment.
If later on you want to update the credentials, you can run Configuration Manager. You must then rededploy the updated server components to the application server.
I'm currently writing this out of memory, but the documentation is very clear about this procedure.
HTH,
Evangelos

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