xsec-c manifest digest calculation

2006-04-13 Thread Peter Gubis
Hi, I had problems with signing messages using manifest references. If signature element contains more than one manifest references, the digest of the last reference pointing to the last manifest object is not correctly calculated. After some debugging I found, that the digest in Reference no

Help Needed ! Signature Validation

2006-04-13 Thread m2 r2sj
Hello experts.   Please help me on the following issue.   The validation of DOM of XSLT conveted from JDOM using RSA fails.Here is what we are doing for XML signature signing(for URI and XSLT)1)Creating JDOM of an XML file2)Converting JDOM to DOM 3)Signing DOM (URI and XSLT)It signs an URI and XSL

DO NOT REPLY [Bug 39286] - Add support for SAML ID attribute type recognition to IdResolver

2006-04-13 Thread bugzilla
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RE: Using XERCES with XPath support

2006-04-13 Thread Jesse Pelton
Why not keep your current code, serialize your resulting document, and hand the output to xml-security for signing? It means including two DOM implementations in your project, but avoids modifying either your existing code or xml-security.   Another option might be to use the Pathan XPath lib

Re: Using XERCES with XPath support

2006-04-13 Thread Reuven Nisser
Hello, The problem is that I am using the document for multiple finds and multiple changes all the time. If I will need to re-wrap after each change, the performance will be terrible. Maybe the solution will be to stay with MS-XML4 and write a wrapper for xml-security? What do you think? Thanks