Hi, i've read rfc 2560 (OCSP) and rfc 3161 (time-stamp) but they don't
describe clearly.
my understanding is that (in time order):
Signing:
1. Create a signed document.
2. Create time-stamp token and add it to the signature
3. Create ocsp and add it to the signture
thank you!
I think i will write my own sorting function!
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hi, i use function PdfPKCS7.getCertificates so i have error.
The right function is PdfPKCS7.getsignCertificateChain.
but i still have the wrong order of signatures when i sign one file more
than 3 times.
The AcroField.getSignatureNames() gives me a wrong order list.
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here is my certificates for test, you can easily create a chain from it and
sign with any key you have!
http://www.mediafire.com/?kl0azk7v6ztdin1
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Hi,
I'm using text 5.0.5, i have some problems:
1. When i sign more than 3 time, the order of signatures is not right, such
that: signature1, signature3, signature2
2. when i use a certificate chain have 3 level, my user cert is revoked.
user cert - sub CA cert - root CA cert. the order of ce
Hi Michael
Thank you very much for your advice!
As you say in another topic("Hash computation problem"), the signing session
must be kept during deferred signing.
Is there any way to avoid doing this?
I tried like that:
1. create digest: i create a file with a signature (not the signature of
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