Yes, there are a TSA signature, public key of TSA, and 2 digest values too.
I wasn't sure if I need to include those TSA values too :)
Thank you for such quick answers.
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Betreff: Re: [iText-questions] low-level timestamping process
Gesendet: Mi, 04. Mai 2011
Von: Paulo Soares
> You'll need to extend TSAClient. Have a look at TSAClientBouncyCastle.java
> for inspiration.
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> Paulo
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You'll need to extend TSAClient. Have a look at TSAClientBouncyCastle.java for
inspiration.
Paulo
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From: Aleš Kancilija [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 9:25 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [iText-questions] low-
Hi,
Im writing an app for signing and timestamping PDFs using iText and Java.
Because we (in Slovenia) have different approach for getting timestamp from
our TSA (via web service, using certificate and password) I cannot use those
methods from iText. I have a Perl script for the web service part.
