Make sure that your certificate parent is trusted, otherwise the ocsp won't be
used.
Paulo
----- Original Message -----
From: jfsa
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2010 2:51 PM
Subject: [iText-questions] Adding revocation information to a pdf
signature(java-iText)
Hi,
I want to add some crls and ocsp responses to a pdf signature. I used the
examples in the iText in action book (2nd Edition) and I thought that my
application workes correctly. But recently I realized that what is done is
not what I wanted to implement. In fact, I wanted to make ocsp responses and
crls available for signature verification even if we open pdf file in
offline mode. But with the application I used, which is almost the same than
source presented in iText in Action book, pdf document can't use the
revocation information I included in the signature and it looks for these
informations online or in cache. And for that reason I thought that my
application does the necessary, but in reality it used the cache in which it
had saved the revocation information when it had been online.
Did you know the reason of my problem and how to resolve it?
Could you help me with some java code that I must add to or correct in my
code so that It does this functionnality?
Is it feasible?
Thanks,
JFSA
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