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XML-Signature Support 1 Year, 4 Months ago Karma: 13  
Ability to digitally sign a document with XML signature before sending it to an external party via web services.
 
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Re:XML-Signature Support 1 Year, 3 Months ago Karma: 0  
I am interested as well. I surfed around the net a bit and it looks like most implementations use an applet to do the interactions with the keystore either through CAPI or PKCS#11.

Anyone have experience with XML-Signature in Intalio/Obreon?
 
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Re:XML-Signature Support 1 Year, 3 Months ago Karma: 0  
I should also note...Obreon has an approach on their roadmap...it would seem the client side would need to support this first.
 
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Re:XML-Signature Support 1 Year, 3 Months ago Karma: 13  
In fact, the difficulty is that XML signature is not sufficient to define a specific business requirements. On the other side, it can be used in many different scenarios.
We're working on documenting this feature in more details and will publish a document soon. We'll appreciate your feedback once it is published.
Stay tuned.
 
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Re:XML-Signature Support 1 Year, 3 Months ago Karma: 13  
The document that describes this feature is now published on its D3 page here.
Please let us know if you have any feedback.
 
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Re:XML-Signature Support 5 Months, 2 Weeks ago Karma: 6  
Hello,

The d3 feature description provides a bit more information as well as a usage scenario:

The Intalio solution would use the following signature method:

* Certification chain: EndCertOnly
* Certificate Types: A1 ou A3 (and with HSM)
* Crypto key size: A1 e A3 (1024 bits)
* Crypto function asymmetric: RSA
* Message digest function: SHA
* Codebase: Base64

Sample business process utilizing the XML signature support:

1. A digital signature is attached to an XML document
2. The signed document is stored in the local storage
3. The signed document is sent as a request to a web service
4. The web service adds its own digital signature and sends the document back
5. The document with both signatures is stored in the local storage
6. The document with both signatures becomes available in the process data (in the message response)
We welcome additional use cases and sponsorship to drive the development for XML signature and WS-Security, in general.

Thanks,

Shao.
 
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