@(none) wrote:
But, I'd like to write Mozilla plug-in that would digitally sign data
(contracts, invoices, bills...) using certificates users imported into
Mozilla browser. This is not possible?? Two apps can't access Mozilla
certificate store in the same time?
In my experience, this is stretching that
architecture too far. We (Systemics) used
to use x.509 certs for that purpose, in one
version of our financial issuance products,
but we had to write the x.509 out after it
got too difficult.
I'd suggest that you might want to look at
OpenPGP's cleartext signing, which is much
more conducive to practical document signing.
(This would mean using plugins in Mozilla
rather than the existing x.509 infrastructure,
but, separating out from there wouldn't be so
bad, as you shouldn't use the same keys anyway.)
iang
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