Raul, Heiner,
Bonjour :-)
Thanks very much for your help: I now have a beautiful
enveloping signature :-)
Thanks too for the link to the CreateEnveloping
sample. I was using the AxisSigner but hadn't seen
that other example !
BTW, as for the intent, it's just to try out this API.
I'm (quite) famil
Axelle,
see my comments below.
Axelle wrote:
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 cre
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
Bon Soir,
Axelle,
First of all don´t use crimson as XML parser it can you give some head aches.
Anyway, your problem can be fix by using doc.importNode function. But
I don't understand your intends.
Regards,
Raul
http://r-bg.com
On Tue, 1 Feb 2005 17:33:53 +0100 (CET), def abc <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Axelle wrote:
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Wow, you are fast.
Sounds familiar. Took me some time to sort it out once upon a time...
// create the ds:Object
Document doc = db.newDocument();
ObjectContainer obj = new ObjectContainer(input);
Instead of:
doc.appendChild(obj.getElement());
use:
boolean deepCopy = true;
Nod
Axelle wrote:
[ snip ]
- how can I build an enveloping signature ? (not an
enveloped one).
I once used enveloping sigs in a project. I pulled the
essential code into a testcase and attached it.
The exception handling is left to junit in this case.
The build.xml simply creates a keystore
with priva
