Berin,
I've played a little with ThreadTest.cpp and multithreading. It
seems that ThreadTest.cpp refuses to work with more than 31 thread.
I've tried to implement multithread by myself and those
functions returns 0 (FALSE) sometimes (for some threads):
1. CryptHashData() (WinCAPI
Milan,
Just did a quick check through msdn, and it looks like (at least) the
WaitForMultipleObjects() call can wait for a maximum of 64 objects.
Given the number of threads created is nThreads * 2 + 1, it makes sense
that anything over 31 will fail immediately, as the call will probably
return
Stephen,
How do you create the signature?
Can you put a copy of the signature to the list as a file? My mail
client is chopping stuff all over the place when I try to cut and paste :<.
Cheers,
Berin
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And there was much rejoice ;-)
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Berin,
> On the CryptHashData piece - have you tried mutexing prior to hitting
> CAPI to see if there is something their?
No, I didn't. I'm not using any global variables in my code so I didn't
used any mutexing. Could you please be more specific about place I
should put mutex? Any small sample p
--- Jem Mawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks iksrazal
>
> So you've reversed the problem by calling Init prior
> to initialising the
> correct configurator, thereby overwriting the
> xml-security configuration
> with your own. Is this right?
More or less. I prefer to do the xml-security In
Berin,
I've attached the following files:
signature1.xml - contains a signature that validates successfully
signature2.xml - contains a signature that does NOT validate
CreateSignature1.java - class that created signature1.xml
CreateSignature2.java - class that created signature2.xml
VerifySigna
Stephen,
I had a quick look, and the reference is validating fine, but for some
reason the SignedInfo is broken.
I then tried to compile your sample against axis 1.2 alpha, and it
compiles, but I'm getting an AbstractMethodError when I run it. It
looks like the XMLSignature is calling
org.ap
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