uired for which URI.
That should work.
Thanks,
Dieter
-Original Message-
From: Berin Lautenbach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mittwoch, 29. Dezember 2004 03:17
To: security-dev@xml.apache.org
Subject: Re: resolve HTTP URI with Proxy and auth. (C version)
Ouch. The C library is
Ouch. The C library is very dumb where it comes to the resolver - it
takes one and just uses it whenever it needs to resolve a URI.
Just so I'm sure of the problem scope - you are trying to use a
different resolution method for different URIs within different
references in a single signature?
Hi,
a while ago I've asked about a DSIGReference resolver that can do more
than the supplied defaults.
In particular, I needed to provide proxy information and UserId,
password to access a secure site.
You replied saying that I need to provide my own resolver and hook it up
to xml-security via
Dieter,
Apologies for delay in reply - have been away.
The library uses classes that inherit from XSECURIResolver to handle URI
resolving. The Xerces resolver is what we use for basic interop
testing, but it's not designed for hard work.
To do something with proxies, you will need to implement
Hello all,
xml-security C++:
I'm trying to create an external References within XMLSignature via a
URI specification. The reference should be hashed (and perhaps
transformed). So far, I got local files to work
("file://localhost/file.xxx") as well as files via http that reside
inside our firewal
