On 3/21/16 4:19 PM, Juergen Schoenwaelder wrote: > Lada, I think Stephen asks about JSON encoded YANG-defined data that > is signed, that is, the JSON serialization itself is signed. What > happens to the signature if you convert the JSON to corresponding XML > serialization. I think the answer is that the signature is broken in > this case and I think this is quite natural. > > Object signatures so far never came up in the NETCONF/YANG context > (well not quite correct, I think there is some related discussion > aroud the zero-config draft) but even if they do, I think we will have > to accept that signatures are encoding specific. And I think this is > not a big deal; if I sign my HTML encoded email, then the signature > likely won't apply to a text-only rendering of the same email. >
However this goes, it should be well documented somewhere. This will not be the first time this comes up (he says, knowingly). Eliot
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