URI + enveloping signature

Hi all, Those are beginner questions, but I'd like to me sure I get things straight... I'm simply trying to sign an XML document I've loaded. - is there an easy way to provide a URI for a given document ? I build a File object from the file's name, and then call .toURL().toString(). Isn't there a

Enveloping signature: wrong document err.

Hi all, I'm trying to build an enveloping signature: - the input is a Document. I want to sign this. - the output is a FileOutputStream. I want to write the enveloping signature in this file. But it doesn't work: I get a "org.apache.crimson.tree.DomEx: WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR : Ce noeud n''appartien

Re: enveloping signature

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

Re: Enveloping signature: wrong document err.

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

Verify signature: bad for enveloped, ok for enveloping and detached.

Hi again... And now I'm trying to validate my signatures. I've built three signatures: a enveloped one, a detached one and an enveloping one. All on the same document. They all have the same SignatureValue, that's a good starting point :-) The detached and the enveloping signature verify okay, but

Re: Verify signature: bad for enveloped, ok for enveloping and detached.

--- Raul Benito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > Does you add enveloped-signature-transformation? > It is need to enveloped signatures. If not it will > fail. Not sure to understand... My signed XML does have a transformation (c14n) -- see below. Do you mean I should apply a transformation to the

RE: Verify signature: bad for enveloped, ok for enveloping and detached.

--- Jesse Pelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > You need to include the enveloped signature > transformation specifically. This serves to remove > the signature element from the document before > signing and verification. This is required because > the signature element changes during signing;

Re: Verify signature: bad for enveloped, ok for enveloping and detached.

Signer] at org.apache.xml.security.signature.Reference.generateDigestValue(Unknown Source) [MyXMLSigner] at org.apache.xml.security.signature.Manifest.generateDigestValues(Unknown Source) [MyXMLSigner] at org.apache.xml.security.signature.XMLSignature.sign(Unknown Source) [MyXMLSigner] at mysamples.MyX

Enveloped signature verification (with enveloped + C14N transform)

Hi all, Sorry to bother you, but I still can't get it to work... My enveloping signature & my detached signature work, but not the enveloped one. I've been checking the CreateSignature example - seems pretty close to my own... Or is it the verification that's wrong in my case ? Thanks for any hint.

Re: Enveloped signature verification (with enveloped + C14N transform)

Hi Raul (and all ;-)), > Change this: > transforms.addTransform(Transforms.TRANSFORM_C14N_OMIT_COMMENTS); > > for the exclusive c14n and it should work. Unfortunately, my verification still fails ! I tried it with TRANSFORM_C14N_EXCL_OMIT_COMMENTS and with TRANSFORM_C14N_EXCL_WITH_COMMENTS and w

Verifying enveloped signatures.

Hi all, I posted a while ago a problem on verifying an enveloped signature, but unfortunately haven't had any answer to it. Could somebody help me out here ? I get enveloping and detached signautres correctly verified, but no way for enveloped ones... I basically pasted parts of my code below R

Re: Verifying enveloped signatures.

--- Inma Marín López <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello!! > > Have you tried to append the signature > element before signing Gosh ! This is it ! Many thanks Axelle. __ Découvre