Thanks very much for your reply. It actually answers
my next post too :-)
So, the way to do it is to use importNode() ?
However, I'm not really sure to understand the way it
works:
> Document signedDoc =
> documentBuilder.newDocument();
Okay, we create the Document object for the signed
document.
> XMLSignature sig = new
> XMLSignature(signedDoc, baseUri, signatureMethod);
We initialize the ds:Signature object.
> signedDoc.appendChild(sig.getElement());
We add this so that the signed document includes the
ds:Signature.
> ObjectContainer obj = new
> ObjectContainer(signedDoc);
We build a ds:Object object on the signed doc ?? there
I don't get it... shouldn't the object container
contain the document to sign (and not the signed
document).
> signedDoc.importNode(doc.getDocumentElement(),
> deepCopy);
Not so sure about this either: we add the document to
sign in the signed document. Why do we do this ? I
would have expected to import the ds:Object (which
contains the document to sign) but not the document to
sign directly.
> sig.appendObject(obj);
We make sure the signature will sign the ds:Object.
> sig.sign(privateKey);
At last, we sign.
Best regards,
Axelle.
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