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<DIV>Thanks, I see it now. I still have some way to go and an example of this
would be a great help. If anyone has some code they would like to share with me
that shows all the steps involved in signing a SOAP envelope I would
greatly appreciate it.</DIV>
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<DIV>Regards,</DIV>
<DIV>Erik</DIV>
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<DIV>><I> My last and hopefully final problem is how to sign a SOAP envelope?
As <BR></I>><I> far as I can determine the data to be signed is always the
value of the </I>><I> data-node (please correct me if I'm wrong) but this
will not work with a </I>><I> SOAP envelope!<BR></I>You can sign any part or
parts of a given XML document. Check XPath<BR>and/or XPath2 transforms
description in the spec.<BR><BR>><I> <BR></I>><I> I would also like
to know if it is possible to sign multible parts of an <BR></I>><I> XML
independant of each other. In my case I need to sign _parts_ of the
<BR></I>><I> SOAP body (the signature should stay in the body) and also sign
the <BR></I>><I> whole SOAP body (the signature should go in the SOAP header)
after parts <BR></I>><I> of the body has been signed.<BR></I>You have to
create 2 dsig:Signatures for this.<BR><BR>Aleksey<BR></DIV></BODY></HTML>