Using javasign you can:
1)request a timestamp on a document using a TS service. We have added in options a public timestamp server at url: http://www.edelweb.fr/cgi-bin/service-tsp, but you can use whatever you want, if it's compliant whith the encoding specification RFC 3161. The response is saved in standard "detatched timestamp" .tsr format.
2)you can verify a timestamp, opening a .tsr file, and check the timestamped date end the certificate inside it.
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Which formats are supported by javasign for timestamps?
Using javasign you can:
1)request a timestamp on a document using a TS service. We have added in options a public timestamp server at url: http://www.edelweb.fr/cgi-bin/service-tsp, but you can use whatever you want, if it's compliant whith the encoding specification RFC 3161. The response is saved in standard "detatched timestamp" .tsr format.
2)you can verify a timestamp, opening a .tsr file, and check the timestamped date end the certificate inside it.
Thank you raffaello. I've tested it and it works.