Have fixed in CVS.
Thanks!
Cheers,
Berin
Jesse Pelton wrote:
Would a bug report be a help or a nuisance?
Berin Lautenbach wrote:
Looks obsolete to me :>.
Would a bug report be a help or a nuisance?
> Berin Lautenbach wrote:
>
> Looks obsolete to me :>.
People,
I’ve
managed to create a DSIG with a XSLT Transform and exclusive canonicalization.
If someone can
answer a few queries for me :
1)
With
the code I’ve written below, can I be sure that the API internally
applies canonicalization and the XSLT Transform,
before calculating
Hello all!!
I would like
to sign a document hash (as a detached signature), that is, to provide
the XMLSignature object with a document hash directly, rather than
providing the whole document and then the library has to calculate the
digest.
Is it possible to get that with the cu
Jesse Pelton wrote:
Is OpenSSLCryptoKeyRSA::m_keyType obsolete? It looks to me like the
only place it is used is in OpenSSLCryptoKeyRSA::clone(), and even there
it is just copied. Furthermore, it is private, and
OpenSSLCryptoKeyRSA::getKeyType() provides a public (and probably more
robust) way to
Jesse,
The code you show below (and anything else like it) is a bug.
In some cases it's used on purpose (mainly around the crypto providers)
to make sure someone isn't using multiple providers on us for times when
a provider is relying on a class within the same provider. However I've
thought f
