Rafael wrote:
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
OK, imagine this situation:
<doc> <a bla:xmlns="http://a";> <bla:ToBeSigned/> </a> <b bla:xmlns="http://b";> <bla:ToBeSigned/> </b> <doc>
and your xpath selection is bla:ToBeSigned which node you want to select? remember that the prefix doesn't mean anything is the URI what counts. So what you need to say is {http://b}:ToBeSigned.
In order to do this you define a namespace node(that can be the root of the document) with this mapping and you pass it to XPATH.eval. And this what you are doing in your examples with:
//c.setXPathNamespaceContext( "bla", "http://www.bla.com"; );
And I think it is only the good way of doing it. But if you solve the above problem better , you will be welcome.
