No, "..." don't have any special meaning except the usual one - indicate that something is skipped from the text.
Please use xmlsec mailing list for your questions. Best, Aleksey On 4/29/2010 4:32 AM, Naval Patel wrote:
Hi Aleksey... I am sorry for the previous email... I wonder why i didnt think that the digest value stored is base64 encoded and not Hex. Sorry about that. But I have another question to you... I am currently enabling digital signature on my product. I would be making a template document and then sign it. I have come across few samples on internet where they keep 3 dots for eg. <DigestValue>...</DigestValue> and the sample document provided with XMLSEC has these 3 dots missing. Though adding the 3 dots throws an error to me. Is there any peculiar significance to add those 3 dots? Thanks, Naval. On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 1:51 PM, Naval Patel <www.naval.com <http://www.naval.com>@gmail.com <http://gmail.com>> wrote: Hi Aleksey, First of all, thanks a ton for this library which is coming very helpful to me. I am using XMLSEC along with OpenSSL for digital signature document signing as well as verification. I have come across a point where I see the digest value for the same file as two separate values under two conditions mentioned below: Case 1: I am using the MD5 algorithm for digest value of the file that is pointed by URI of <Reference>. The generated digest value is lets say something. On verification this goes in very well, it does not bother me atall. Case 2: I use the openssl.exe on commandline and I fear that the MD5 value for the same file differs from what I am getting in case 1. I also cross verified the results by entering the text on an online tool for generating MD5 value at http://www.adamek.biz/md5-generator.php Also I am observing that each of the digest or signature value ends with and equal to sign '='. Is this a normal behavior? Please do reply to me, else i would be stuck. Regards, Naval Patel ~ have fun ~ -- Naval Patel ~ have fun ~
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