I have a Windows Forms application built using the .NET 3.5 Framework which self hosts a WCF service. The service & app function properly on their own.
Hi I just have contructed an org.apache.xml.security.signature.XMLSignature from a xml that complies with xmldsig w3c recommendation, and I can see that the xml contains all certificate chain in
I want to verify detached XML signature using a public key. I have tried using gpg and openssl but no success.
The problem occurs when I sign XML documents containing namespace prefixes and namespace references and then validate it. The validation always fails
I am working on an iPhone app that retrieves an RSA public key from an ASP.NET web service in the form:
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I have a simple XML and i signed the XML using XPATH query like //*[@isDigSignReqd = \'true\']. Now, the signed XML contains the attributes like
Unable to sign element by Id attribute when there\'s a namespace prefix: void Main() { var doc = new XmlDocument();
I\'m using apache-santuario 1.4.4 to generate this signed message: <soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\" xmlns:SOAP-SEC=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/se
Using javax.xml.crypto.dsig, how do I unmarshal and validate an XMLSignature without specifying the public key? The public key appears to be in the signed xml, but I can\'t figure out a way to get it.
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