It might happen that KeyValue is not available in
this case. I am not an expert in MSCrypto api though.
BTW, in *most* of the case you probably do not want
to have KeyValue in the signature.
Aleksey
Jürgen Heiss wrote:
When I set the Keyname like this
<dsig:KeyName>dummy</dsig:KeyName>
The file will be signed, but the KeyValue will be just insert if the
certificate is a file.
If the certifiacte come from registry or a Token the keyvalue will not
be set.
Is this a bug?
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*From:* Jürgen Heiss
*Sent:* Montag, 04. September 2006 09:00
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Help by signing
Hi,
I sign an xml template like.
xmlsec --sign --crypto mscrypto --pkcs12 c:\cert.p12 --pwd sectret
c:\template.xml
This works fine ;o)
but how can I sign an XMl file if I don't have the certifiacte as file?
I mean if the Certifiacte is in the windows registry or if the cert file
is on a token or Card?
Any Ideas?
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