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Hi Dave,
I am not quite sure what you mean by "source of the signature provider was from project that is mostly GPL", I looked source code of revision 824836, and frankly could not find a place where you could be objecting to license, but I hope you can work things out with that soon so we would have 2 different implementations of digital signature for ooxml, which is good for community I...
2009-11-12 08:04:31 UTC by rayback_2
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The digital signature code was only in the Apache POI trunk for a couple of days. It was reverted due to dependencies and also that the source of the signature provider was from a project that is mostly GPL. We are trying to work out details of that code contribution from Fedict.
Apache POI would be glad to evaluate any and all patches to maintain equivalence between this version and ours...
2009-11-11 21:00:07 UTC by davidfisher
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rayback_2 committed revision 538 to the OpenXML4J - Open XML library for Java SVN repository, changing 6 files.
2009-11-09 19:01:24 UTC by rayback_2
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Hi again,
I just commited code for creation and verification of digital signatures (rev : 537)
briefly about usage :
1) Signing
To create digial signature you should open package in read_write access mode, create PackageDigitalSignatureManager object passing it a package and call SignDocument() method on it. SignDocument takes privatekey and x509Certifiate object as parameters...
2009-11-06 18:22:26 UTC by rayback_2
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rayback_2 committed revision 537 to the OpenXML4J - Open XML library for Java SVN repository, changing 27 files.
2009-11-06 17:54:49 UTC by rayback_2
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rayback_2 committed revision 536 to the OpenXML4J - Open XML library for Java SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2009-10-30 15:42:11 UTC by rayback_2
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rayback_2 committed revision 535 to the OpenXML4J - Open XML library for Java SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2009-10-30 14:11:20 UTC by rayback_2
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Hi ,
As it appears (as neodante pointed out today), Apache POI project has already implemented the Digital Signature for OOXML. code is [here][1] to look. It's quite unfortunate we got dublicate work, but this happens sometimes.
So (feels bad to say it) maybe you'd better use Apache POI project to digitally sign ooxml documents, they use xmlsec and all apache libraries (apachenodesetdata...
2009-10-30 13:04:55 UTC by rayback_2
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Hi Ray,
First of all, thanks for response.
We are developing the application in a websphere application server and it use a jdk 1.5 version. It's a client decision, we can't change. In our case, we are working with apache xmlsec library.
I understand that is a big change for you if you are using the jdk 1.6 xml security library. Don't worry, when you commit the code I will do the...
2009-10-30 11:42:19 UTC by xfolch
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Hi there,
I guess the developer that neodante was talking about would be me, though not great , well not yet at least:)
Indeed we patched openxml4j and use to sign MS Office documents in our signserver project. Julien was kind to add me to the project as a developer , so I shall be commiting source code for that soon, but I need to do some cleanup first, so it might take a while.
On...
2009-10-30 08:49:44 UTC by rayback_2
