The obvious difference between the two signed examples is that the Java snippet retains the carriage returns in the signature value (also in the x509 cert key info, though I don't think this impacts the digest value), whilst the Node.js does not.What's wrong with this test? // _tests_/checkout. My Node.js function using the xml-crypto library to sign the XML looks like this: const sig = new SignedXml() 2.101, consisting of Commercial Computer Software and Commercial Computer Software Documentation, as such terms are used in 48 C.F.R. MTUBNPSgFCKNmbsJljPByqMCgKXmnvAWRwILZBlvaThacWFVCfzNrlJKhWHtlthdksToZxvFJloq The Software and Documentation are Commercial Items, as that term is defined at 48 C.F.R. HYIcCrHIcIgTgbTAxUIgfnFHnwImqWVdCPqoyuKXwCZbcfXOYnFayMToFddLkxsuBVlUWSeuTFgb ZbCYriPSeNQuRumZxjjXhwBokDsEIKZvhGJvDEeNaZWqZajyOFZTYsDAxuHnWsYjcHjzYVxJTLvf
MTUBNPSgFCKNmbsJljPByqMCgKXmnvAWRwILZBlvaThacWFVCfzNrlJKhWHtlthdksToZxvFJloq YR4IxCxI9KnytMA0uVrJC5IpeuJa/74sdjEOEX8QLvsaeoCyUDZOcj9PT6CUXd3J5uBEt9//uOD3 XwMXvLL4YRSBxIADIyFLhMof5heAdaFTSLt2xk22iRFIccaFJ+3gGsR4SRp/uHfvuZBse4baXiLCĪy/cbx8962FJOMgcMILdasovb2KzVZLA93TjxNL/TkYWJ3/UUg0n5H4X4EOR5BJW+RaGPGddn3t2 UYm5h7h+OHC8vFMiUSo1addDqHMitNDXnEiq4+f6gDOyeaNWG9u3wCFKNUH7XdBUjhpZbrZiO2FP It’s not a good look for the sport for the race director to say kerbs are part of the track when the regulations say they’re not or for the race director to make an offer to a team while the stewards are making their own deliberations or for the race director to act outside the regulations at the most crucial point of the season. Note: Signature and cert values have been randomized for protection and the cert issuer name and serial number have been omitted. I am wondering if there are any additional steps required with the xml-crypto library in order to integrate with Java backends, or if there are any known limitations.īelow are the signed XMLs from the Node.js client and Java snippet. This validation now passes at the Java server. As a sanity check, I wrote some Java code to replicate the steps in my Node.js client to sign and send the same XML payload to the Java server. This local validation passes and everything seems fine, however, the signing validation is failing at the Java server as the calculated digest values are different. Before sending the signed XML payload, I validate the signing using the public cert (which has been shared with the Java server). It signs the XML payload using the xml-crypto library. I have a Node.js client that sends XML requests to a Java server.
0 kommentar(er)
