1) Is is possible to use xmlSecDSigCtxSign without using any xmlsec-crypto libraries? I want to do this because I use a different library (StreamSec for Win32) to manipulate the certificates and keys.
xmlsec-crypto libraries are used to do actual crypto operations thus the answer is obviously "no".
2) I have already explored the option of calling xmlSecCryptoAppKeyLoad to fill out the signKey value of a xmlSecDSigCtxPtr structure (with mscrypto loaded) but are having problems finding a format that will work. The data is saved using StreamSec. What is the format of xmlSecKeyDataFormatBinary format?
xmlSecKeyDataFormatBinary format is used for symmetric keys only.
3) Is there an entirely different approach to creating and filling out a xmlSecDSigCtxPtr structure that I didn't see??
Since you have your own crypto library, it might be worth it to create your own xmlsec-streamsec. This way you will have no need to convert keys from StreamSec memory representation to mscrypto (or any other crypto lib) memory representation.
Aleksey
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