Looks like the root element in xmlDocPtr (could be obtained
using xmlDocGetRootElement()) is NULL. This can be if you
have mailformed XML document in the input. I think that
the simplest way to check this is to save XML template
just before signing.
Aleksey
Robert Wittams wrote:
>Sorry to bother you (again ... ), but is there a similarly obvious
>explanation for the error:
>
>xmlSecGetChildNodeSet: the node is null
>xmlSecTransformStateParseUri: failed to create node set
>xmlSecTransformStateCreate: uri parsing failed
>xmlSecReferenceRead: failed to create transforms state
>
>in the reference node. This is using an empty URI.
>The xml does have a xmlDocPtr ( is this necessary? )
>
>Sorry to be a pain,
>Rob
>
>
>On Tuesday 18 Jun 2002 9:11 pm, you wrote:
>
>
>>As you've said it was "something obvious" :)
>>
>>Aleksey.
>>
>>Robert Wittams wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Doh,
>>>
>>>forgot to init library, so transform array was empty.
>>>
>>>Robert Wittams
>>>
>>>On Tuesday 18 Jun 2002 7:24 pm, Robert Wittams wrote:
>>>
>>>
Hi,
I am getting the error:
xmlSecTransformNodeRead: id
"http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xml-c14n-20010315"; is unknown
when trying to sign messages. I'm using the included constants,
generating the signature node, it is not a template. The URI is the same
as in the sources of xmlsec. This happens with all C14N method
constants.
Could it be a lbxml2 / xmlsec mismatch?
I'm using 0.0.6, and the debian unstable libxml2. (2.4.22)
I tried to use the CVS snapshot, but it seems to require CVS libxml2
which is a bit of a hassle.
Or is this something obvious?
Robert Wittams
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