alessio.sold...@jboss.com wrote : Is there a reason why you're not using the
WS-Security implementation provided by jbossws (which of course offers signing
functionalities) ?
It's not our goal to secure WS communications. Our service provides XML
signature functionality to other software
richard.opa...@jboss.com wrote :
| I suggest you to call Node.normalize() method before calling XML digital
signature API.
|
This doesn't seem to help as normalize does only normalize DOM representation
of the XML structure but does not modify the textual representation (which is
relevant
richard.opa...@jboss.com wrote :
| You can't rely on the precondition SOAP message will be unmodified
(regarding the whitespaces) on other side.
Thank you for your response. But then I do not understand why signatures in
WS-Security work. I would presume they depend on the same strict XML
Hi,
we've implemented a web service that receives a xml structure as input, signs
it (with XML-D-Sig) and returns it to the client.
We found out however that during transport of the xml structure from the client
to server (and also back), the whitespaces in the XML data partially stripped
