>
> Thanks for the quick response. I did use the XPATH transform to select
> the proper node set to sign in both cases. I just tried some experiments
> and find out that you need to put the exclusive c14n AFTER xpath
> transformation in order for the embedded signature verification to
> succeed. It
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Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 3:56 AM
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Subject: Re: questions about xml signature in java
Raul Benito wrote:
>> namespace definitions has caused the failure of verification when a
>> signed document A is embedded into another document B. After B is
>> sig
Raul Benito wrote:
namespace definitions has caused the failure of verification when a
signed document A is embedded into another document B. After B is
signed, the namespace definition in A has also changed and signature
verification is failed. Is there anyway to let the signing method to
not
Jinsong Lin wrote:
I am using java xml security 1.1 to sign a simple XML document with
c14n exclusive canonicalization. The source file is as follow:
*-* <
http://foo.com*";>
* * < http://bar.com*"; />
* *
And the signed output is as follow:
http://foo.com";>
http://foo.com"; xmlns:n1="http://b
