Stefan, All,
I have
received this comment from someone who is implementing DSS pointing out an
error. What he states is I believe correct. I sugest that this
change he proposes be incorporated in the CD text. Any
objection?
Nick
-----Original Message-----
From: Carlos González-Cadenas [mailto:gonzalezcarlos@netfocus.es]
Sent: 29 March 2006 14:53
To: 'Nick Pope'
Subject: DSS SignRequest
From: Carlos González-Cadenas [mailto:gonzalezcarlos@netfocus.es]
Sent: 29 March 2006 14:53
To: 'Nick Pope'
Subject: DSS SignRequest
Hi
Nick,
We
appreciate that the wording for Chapter 3.5.8 point 7 could be misleading
The
<SignedObject> element of the result is set to
point to the document with the same WhichDocument and
XPath Expression as in the
request
Questions
/ Remarks:
- Is there
any <SignedObject>
element?
- By
contract, we have to return a <SignatureObject>. As the signature is enveloped within
a document, we can use a <SignaturePtr> to
point to the signature included within the document returned in the <DocumentWithSignature> optional
output.
- The
XPath Expression included in the requests does not
point to the signature, but to its parent/sibling node (depending on the usage
of either XpathAfter or XpathFirstChildOf).
Maybe this
one could be used (that is at least our
understanding)
The <SignatureObject> element of the result MUST include a <SignaturePtr> element set to point to the
document with the same WhichDocument as in the request
and an XPath expression pointing to the newly created
signature
Thanks in
advance,
Carlos
Carlos
González-Cadenas
Chief
Security Officer
Diagonal 188-198 Planta
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