Hi Hoi, If you are running IE over any supported Windows version, installing the driver should be enough as far as the access is done through CryptoApi. However if you are using Firefox you have to indicate where the PKCS#11 can be located, you can do this by two ways, the first one is to establish it in the CryptoApplet's configuration file (ujiCrypto.conf) using this syntax:
#This is an example for the Spanish DNIe cryptoapplet.devices=dnie cryptoapplet.devices.dnie.name=DNIe cryptoapplet.devices.dnie.slot=1 cryptoapplet.devices.dnie.libraries.linux=/usr/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so,/usr/local/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so,/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so cryptoapplet.devices.dnie.libraries.windows=c:\\windows\\system32\\UsrPkcs11.dll Or you can load it manually on client-side, that is the "device driver" menu option you mentioned, so you have to point the file selector to the PKCS#11 module implementation provided by the vendor. Hope this helps, Kind regards, 2011/5/10 Hoi Yuen Chong <[email protected]> > > Hi, > I have setup a SafeNet iKey 2032 token (usb) with a trial cert from Global > Sign. > I have successfully used it to sign a PDF document using Adobe Acrobat > Professional. > I am testing the Crypto Applet to sign an XML document with the Token. > In the Crypto Applet there is an option to sign with a "device". > When using the sign with device option, there is a prompt to load "device > driver". > What is this device driver and where is it located? > Any more documentation on this particular feature? > Thank you very much and best regards. > Hoi Chong > > > > _______________________________________________ > CryptoApplet mailing list > [email protected] > http://llistes.uji.es/mailman/listinfo/cryptoapplet > -- Paúl Santapau Nebot Office for Planning and Technology Forecast Universitat Jaume I Av. Sos Baynat, s/n 12071 Castelló de la Plana (Spain) +34 964 387 626 _______________________________________________ CryptoApplet mailing list [email protected] http://llistes.uji.es/mailman/listinfo/cryptoapplet
