[xmlsec] libxmlsec1: sign specific elements of SOAP message
Aleksey Sanin
aleksey at aleksey.com
Wed Aug 29 09:00:05 PDT 2018
Section 3.2 from the FAQ
Aleksey
On 8/29/18 12:30 AM, Grünwald, Stefan wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I would like to sign specific parts of my SOAP message.
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> Therefore for example I added an Id attribute to my message body
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> <ns0:Body ns4:Id="id-d27b22e6-7bf5-46de-9d3c-66d04a209827">
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> I also create a reference element containing the xpointer as an URI.
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> xmlNodePtr refNode = xmlSecTmplSignatureAddReference(signNode,
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> xmlSecTransformSha256Id, NULL, reinterpret_cast<const
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> unsigned char *>("#id-d27b22e6-7bf5-46de-9d3c-66d04a209827"), NULL);
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> But I get this error:
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> func=xmlSecXPathDataExecute:file=xpath.c:line=247:obj=unknown:subj=xml
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> XPtrEval:error=5:libxml2
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> library function
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> failed:expr=xpointer(id('id-d27b22e6-7bf5-46de-9d3c-66d04a209827'));
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> xml
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> error: 0: NULL
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> Unfortunately I couldn’t find any example for doing such a thing.
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> I also started debugging into libxmlsec1 and libxml2 to know a bit
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> more about that but coming into libxml2 it gets quite complicated.
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> I guess I’m doing something wrong with the xpointer because I also
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> tried a simple xpointer example in libxml2 and couldn’t get a proper result.
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> Maybe you have some advice for me what I’m doing wrong or at least
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> what I should try next.
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> Thanks in advance!
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> Best regards,
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> Stefan
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