You need to add enveloped transformation to your reference. This will fix your problem.
Regards, On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 13:08:58 +0000 (UTC), Neil Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am trying to verify an enveloped XML signature. If the signed document is > saved to a file and then read back in, there is no problem. The signature is > shown as valid. > > However, as I am using enveloped signatures, I do not really want to save the > signature to a file. When I verify the signature, I just want to load in the > signed DOM Document from memory and verify it directly rather than having to > build a DOM Document from scratch and load in a signature file. > > However, when I pass in my signed DOM Document, I always get an error stating > that the signature is invalid. > > I have manually checked the XML signatures generated by the two methods and > they are identical (except for digest and signature values obviously). > > My only guess is that the problem lies with the XMLSignature constructor. I > am > using "new XMLSignature( signatureElement, baseURI )". Where I am loading in > a > file, I just use the same baseURI as I used to generate the signature. > However, when I am reading the DOM Document directly, what parameter should I > pass in to the XMLSignature constructor, bearing in mind that there is no > signature file? > > Any help would be much appreciated. > Neil > >
