Re: pkcs11 and pkcs7 to sign a document

with BouncyCastle JCE provider for J2EE. Regards, Mihail Daskalov Welington B. Souza wrote: NSS will do exactly what you want. There is even a command line program named cmsutil that will generate the signatures you need. The source is completely open and available, and if you can't build

Re: crypto.signText

posting only to newscape.public.mozilla.crypto another idea would be to convert the bytes you want to sign to base64 encoding prior to signing and remember what your character set was before encoding the string you sign in bytes ... Kohinoor Verma wrote: Hi lfren i was able to sign some text

Re: SECCLAB and Bouncy Castle and PKCS7 and CMS and digital signatures and crypto.signText

the signature on the server side). Maybe whenever crypto.signText is reimplemented again in Mozilla we'll update the sample to include this component. Regards, Mihail Daskalov Nelson Bolyard wrote: Luis Fernando Pardo wrote: Secclab generates a CMS message not a PKCS7. I do not know if Bouncy Castle has

How to verify PKCS#7 CMS signature produced by SECCLAB component signString

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Re: window.crypto.signText()

See http://secclab.mozdev.org/index.html Best regards, Mihail Daskalov Nicuta Sergiu wrote: Does anybody know any alternative to window.crypto.signText() function in javascript? ___ mozilla-crypto mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org

Re: mozilla (netscape), jss, signtext stuff

10x lfern for developing this component. This is great! Best wishes, Mihail Daskalov lfern wrote: Hi, I have just developed a XPCOM component that exports to javascript a SignString function that can make a digital signature of a string (text or binary); the result is a CMS message that you

Re: mozilla (netscape), jss, signtext stuff

. Mihail Daskalov wrote: 10x lfern for developing this component. This is great! Best wishes, Mihail Daskalov

Re: mozilla (netscape), jss, signtext stuff

. Mihail Daskalov wrote: 10x lfern for developing this component. This is great! Best wishes, Mihail Daskalov

Re: signing text in Mozilla

see mozilla bug 139258. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=139258 Regards, Mihail Daskalov Mark Shark wrote: Hi, I was interested in signing text in Mozilla. I was looking for the function signText() which was implemented in previous versions of Netscape and Mozilla. Here is what I

Re: signing text in Mozilla

see mozilla bug 139258. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=139258 Regards, Mihail Daskalov Mark Shark wrote: Hi, I was interested in signing text in Mozilla. I was looking for the function signText() which was implemented in previous versions of Netscape and Mozilla. Here is what I

Re: request for comments on the crypto.signText functionality

be a good idea to have a function i.e. signElement() which would sign the contents of a DOM Element. This would make form signing much easier for coders. Regards, Mihail Daskalov Stephane Saux wrote: The Netscape Crypto team is thinking about restoring the 4.X form signing functionality

Re: Thawte personal ssl cert

Hi, I had the same problem. I think that your certificate is imported. Mozilla, just doesn't give any feedback. Go in Edit|Preferences|Privacy and Security| Manage Certificates. Your certificate should be imported. DeVouReR wrote: Hi, i tried to install my personal ssl cert at thawte, i chose

Getting started with JSS

Hi all, I would appreciate any help with getting JSS to work with a Mozilla installation. Can you point me to some document other than http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/jss/ (and descending http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/jss/jss_release_3.1.1.html

Hi can someone point me to some easy to use equivalent of crypto.SignText()

Hi can someone point me to some relatively ease to use equivalent of crypto.SignText() found in JavaScript in Communicator, or maybe some plugin like Microsoft's CAPICOM ActiveX controls... Thanks in advance, Mihail Daskalov

Re: How to generate PKCS#7 signature from JavaScript in N6?

Javier Delgadillo wrote: crypto.signText will work in Netscape6 as well. Andris A. Veidemanis wrote: Hello ! How to use PKCS#11 from Java class or JavaScript code in Netscape 6? I use crypto.signText () from JavaScript in Netscape Communicator 4.5, and I want to use Netscape 6. What