I to would be interested in other peoples opinions. We are looking at doing
something similiar (although for non-technical reasons we propose to use an SQL
database to hold the certificates instead of LDAP)
Our current thoughts are as follows:
In our application, we will only deal with "known
We have successfully deployed an app with apache
xml-security/java and axis, using xml signatures and
encryption. Thanks!
We are adding LDAP into the architecture to support
more users. The goal is easier cert management, saving
bandwidth and ACL. We understand somewhat how to do a
truststore via
+1 (non-binding) :)
--- Axl Mattheus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Erwin van der Koogh wrote:
>
> >> With the talk of a release, I'd note that the Java Base64 encoder in the
> >> utility class is still adding an extra linefeed when the encoded data
> >> ends
> >> up exactly on a line wrap boundar
Erwin van der Koogh wrote:
With the talk of a release, I'd note that the Java Base64 encoder in the
utility class is still adding an extra linefeed when the encoded data
ends
up exactly on a line wrap boundary (e.g. last line of 72 chars if wrap
length is 72).
This is treated as invalid by the X
John,
Yup. This one is already fixed in CVS (exactly your fix below :>). One
of the reasons we need to get a new version out.
With thanks!
Cheers,
Berin
John Moore wrote:
While testing, my program started failing. I traced it to the following code
snippet from XSECCannon::outputBuff
I solved my issue in such a simple way I am a bit ashamed :
I thought signature.checkSignatureValue() would throw me an exception if the
checking failed, but it is not the case since a boolean is returned, so a
simple if() did the job
I hope I did not waste too much of your time,
thank you for
Milan Tomic wrote :
> You haven't told us which libraries (and version) are you using:
> C++ or Java? Also, some code samples would help.
Oops, sorry, I'm using Java libraries version 1.0.4, here is how the
verfication is done :
public void verifySignature(String message) throws Exception {
Do
You haven't told us which libraries (and version) are you using:
C++ or Java? Also, some code samples would help. If you are using C++
library: there was a bug which limited node's value size to 16K. If you
are using 1.00 version of libraries you can download those files from
cvs to fix a
