> And I reference it by:
>
> sig.addDocument(BaseURI+"#pdpaId", transforms,
> Constants.ALGO_ID_DIGEST_SHA1);
Yes, if the signature is detached. If it's in the same document, the reference
is just a bare fragment.
> Do you mean that - would that select the subtree if both the attribute
> name
Hi,
> > I think I could also have an identifying attribute in the ,
> > and replace the expression with id("nameOfIDAttr"). Which is, I think,
> > the recommended way as it is faster and less error-prone (I can assume
> > Schema-aware entities).
>
> Then by all means do not use XPath. But if you u
> where I *hope* the XPath expression returns exactly the element I wanted,
> i.e. the intersection of the whole document (BaseURI, nothing else specified)
> with the Body/message portion.
I don't speak XPath, so as I said earlier, I'm not the one to ask. Conceptually
that would be the right trac
Scott,
thanks, that was exactly the pointer I needed! If you have a minute to have a
look at this. My doc looks like this
...
...
I would like to sign the "message" payload in the Body. So I did
transforms.addTransform(Transforms.TRANSFORM_ENVELOPED_SIGNATURE);
String
> Following up on kb's thread on signing less than the whole document, I
> would like to ask how to use the API to sign a sub-tree of my document. It is
> easy for me to retrieve the sub-tree (i.e. the parent element) because it's
> unique.
Retrieving it via some kind of DOM call is not relevant,
