Cannot reproduce #41462 (canonicalization issue with non-ascii chars)

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Re: Filter2 transforms fails when xpath-values contains prefix

> So I think what you were doing in your original commented out code was > correct. Great! Thanks a lot to all of you guys! Regards, -R

Re: Filter2 transforms fails when xpath-values contains prefix

> > All in All it seems is easier if you put all namespace definitions you > need in the signature element. > > Regards, > > Raul > The problem is that it isn't either a good solution as, that way, we can't develop an automatic process for arbitrary xml documents. Regards, -R

Re: Filter2 transforms fails when xpath-values contains prefix

Berin Lautenbach wingsofhermes.org> writes: > > Rafael wrote: > > > I have been examining the source code around the 'Transforms' implementation and > > it seems like only ns declarations in the context node(s) are used. That would > > mean that o

Re: Filter2 transforms fails when xpath-values contains prefix

What version of the xml-sec-library are > you using? > ItÂs the 1.1 or the CVS HEAD one? > > Raul I am using 1_1_0 (april 2004). The problem is easy to reproduce with the code at my first mail and with a "intersect" with value "//bla:ToBeSigned". You get: org.apache.xml.security.transforms.Tra

Re: Filter2 transforms fails when xpath-values contains prefix

> Yes, it does, but I'm guessing (but could be wrong) the canonicalizer may be > stripping your prefix definition out because it isn't used within the > Signature element outside of the Qname in the element value. The solution to > that is the element parameter inside the to > force the inclusion

Re: Filter2 transforms fails when xpath-values contains prefix

Hi, What I actually wanted to know was whether the XMLSec implementation of Transforms in general and Filter2 in particular, by default, supports locating elements that have a namespace prefix. If not, am I supposed to provide the prefix mappings myself to a container like XPath2FilterContainer

Filter2 transforms fails when xpath-values contains prefix

Hi! I am currently working with Filter2 transforms and XPath transforms. And I have problems when namespace prefixes are used in some element that is present in a filter2-xpath value. I provide the code that I am using to calculate transformation output at the end of the mail. Example: suppos