How to sign a DOMNode? Please, help me!

2004-05-25 Thread ivan . fontanals
Hi everybody,         I'm trying to sign a DOMNode from a DOMDocument with the XSEC Api, but I'm quite lost and need some help Let me explain:         I know how to sign a whole XML document, but what I want is to be able to sign a particular DOMNode and obviously, verify it later. It is poss

Re: How to sign a DOMNode? Please, help me!

2004-05-27 Thread ivan . fontanals
Hi Berin,         thanks for your response.  It works well, now!           To the mentioned "Id not found" problem, I have read that in C++, the Id attribute inside the XML file must be  exactly like that: "Id="#ToSign">". My error was caused by this issue, cause I have the "ID" in uppercase mode

XmlDsig error with base64Binary Type

2004-07-26 Thread ivan . fontanals
Hi everybody!         I'm doing interoperability tests between the IAIK toolkit and the Apache XMLDsig C++, but I've found an error that I'd like to comment with you cause I'm not really sure it was a bug...                         My scenario is the following:                 I've got a XML file

Re: XmlDsig error with base64Binary Type

2004-08-03 Thread ivan . fontanals
Hi Berin,         well, first of all I would like to thanks you for all the work and tests done! I 'll ckeck the new CVS version, but I have a last question: With this solved bug, will be possible now to validate a XML signed with  XSEC against IAIK toolkit ?         I mean if  the returned Xse

Problems with default namespace and XPath

2004-09-07 Thread ivan . fontanals
Hi everybody,                 I'm trying to sign a XML document with a non-prefixed namespace, which is the default one. Well, in fact the problem neither is in the signature nor in the verification, but is a XPath problem. When I try to get a DOMNode * from a valid XPath, I always got an error t

RE: Problems with default namespace and XPath

2004-09-08 Thread ivan . fontanals
Oh! I forgot to tell that I'm working in a C++ environment, using Xerces_2_5_0 and Xalan_1_8. Thank you very much anyway,  Maarten. >-< This email has been digitally signed. You can verify its authenticity  by installing Safelayer's Root Certificate: http://ca.safelayer.com/install_root.html >-