[xmlsec] What can Xmlsec do for me?
Mike Fudd
mifudd at hotmail.com
Wed Dec 13 10:58:49 PST 2006
Hello Mailinglist,
I want to develop a file format based on XML. Some parts of the file must be
encrypted. A signature should be attached to warn the user that the file was
externly changed and may not work with our application.
In the internet I have searched for an XML parser with encryption/signatures
and found Xmlsec. But what doese Xmlsec+Libxml2 for me?
1. There is an Xml file with encrypted parts. Who doese the enc- decryption?
Xmlsec? The only thing I have to implement is a secure place for the keys.
Right?
2. Who doese the signatur thing? Who creates it, who checks it? Are this
tasks automated within Xmlsec?
3. Libxml is a validating parser. With encryption and signature features are
comming a lot of extra XML elements. (According to the standard how enc and
sig must be implemented). Must I put this elements into the schema? If yes,
is there a schema creating program that doese this work for me? Altova
Xml-Spy doesnt.
Best wishes
Mike
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