Common format for certificate parameters

    Certificate parameters may include:

        When using the PEM, the following fields are required:
            "CPublic"               [paramBinary], certificate body (public part)
            "CPrivate"              [paramBinary], encrypted, private key
            "CPassword"             [paramBinary], optional, encrypted, password
        When using the PKCS12, the following fields are required:
            "CPKCS12"               [paramBinary], PKCS12 container
            "CPassword"             [paramBinary], encrypted, password
        Deprecated. When using the old style PEM, the following fields are required:
            "CERT_TYPE"             [paramLong], certificate type (0 - PEM, 1 - PKCS12)
            "CERT_PUBLIC_PART"      [paramBinary], public key
            "CERT_PRIVATE_PART"     [paramBinary], unencrypted, private key
            "CERT_PASSWORD"         [paramString], optional, unencrypted, password
        Deprecated. When using the old style PKCS12, the following fields are required:
            "CERT_TYPE"             [paramLong], certificate type (0 - PEM, 1 - PKCS12)
            "CERT_PUBLIC_PART"      [paramBinary], PKCS12 container
            "CERT_PASSWORD"         [paramString], unencrypted, password
        Deprecated. When using the old style 2nd PEM, the following fields are required:
            "CERT_PUB"              [paramBinary], public key
            "CERT_PRV"              [paramBinary], unencrypted, private key
            "CERT_PWD"              [paramString], optional, encrypted, password
        Deprecated. When using the old style 2nd PKCS12, the following fields are required:
            "CERT_PKCS12"           [paramBinary], PKCS12 container
            "CERT_PWD"              [paramString], encrypted, password
        Note that a certificate can only be in one format: PEM or PKCS12.