AFAIK, theoreticaly speaking you are right. "Public" and "private"
key parts are independent. However, all used in xmlsec private key
formats (PEM, DER, PKCS#8) include both "private" and "public" key
parts. Thus, the assumption used in xmlsec library is that if you have
private key then you always have public key too. It seems from your
description that NSS uses the same assumption and I don't see any
problems with it.
Aleksey
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