Hi all,
I'm a newbie and I don't have much knowledge about xml-security yet....
I want to sign only some nodes in my document.
As I understand it, this can be made with an id-attribute.
This is not really the way I want to do it.
If I got it right, it should be possible to do something like this if I
want to sign all creditCardNo nodes:
DSIGReference* ref =
sig->createReference(MAKE_UNICODE_STRING("#xpointer(//creditCardNo)"));
which now results in the following error:
=> Message: Unsupported Xpointer expression found
or
DSIGReference* ref =
sig->createReference(MAKE_UNICODE_STRING("//creditCardNo"));
=> Exception message:The URL used an unsupported protocol
None of my approaches work. Did I do wrong, or is this feature not
implemented?
Now, is this the same problem as Berin discusses in his post from
2005-07-14?
(See below.)
If anyone has a code samles with signing only a few nodes in a document I
would appreciate
if I could get such an example.
Moreover, On my wish list for the 1.3 release is a few more samples that
are a bit more advanced in the distro.
Best regards and thanks a lot for all good work done so far!
Peter
Berin Lautenbach
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Please respond to Use of URIs rather than enums in
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Peoples,
I have done some work to implement an algorithm mapper for the signature
and digest algorithms in the C++ library. As part of this, I have
implemented new methods that allow callers to create new signatures or
references using URIs rather than the current enumerated type. This is
for two reasons
....
Berin
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