Here is the sample code.Does any one have any thoughts on this String providerName = System.getProperty("jsr105Provider", "org.jcp.xml.dsig.internal.dom.XMLDSigRI");XMLSignatureFactory fac = XMLSignatureFactory.getInstance("DOM",(Provider) Class.forName(providerName).newInstance());// Cre
I tried the XML signature with JSR10.5 (JWSDP).It doesn't use any keystore.I don't undestand how it generates a private to sign the document..But it pulls the URI content from the origianl place in the XML and pushs along with the signature element.It doesn't retain the content where it was in the
It depends on what your business objective is.
If the objective is to ensure that specific objects are signed by
specific individuals (and none other) then you need to create distinct
keystores. Bear in mind that there are many other issues involved if
your goal is non-repudiation.
If the objec
I am looking for efficient way to use the keystore to create a private key to sign the XML document for one or more persons . When the person signs the document , Lets assume 10 persons want to sign the document .
Should We
1)Get the each person details and create a key store for each per
Title: xml encryption/decryption of binary data
Hi all,
When I use apache xml security library to encrypt an xml document like the following one, the xml header is loosen.
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After encrypting/decrypting, I get only :
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I use the doFinal() method to encrypt/decrypt wi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I want to sign only some nodes in my document.
> As I understand it, this can be made with an id-attribute.
> This is not really the way I want to do it.
> If I got it right, it should be possible to do something like this if I
> want to sign all creditCardNo nodes:
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