Hi to all ! Maybe this topic is off, but i want to comment here and get your feedback. I am working in digital signatures for my country and i want to work just in python, so my work start reading espec about xades[1], nothing complicated, now i see lxml can help me but i want to know if anyone here has experience around this. I have an example about xml file[2] and see basic x509 cert use and RSA key. Any comment are really appreciated ! Regards ! [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/XAdES/ [2] https://gist.github.com/ovnicraft/c8645904e01e0a071199 -- [image: Cristian Salamea on about.me] Cristian Salamea about.me/ovnicraft <http://about.me/ovnicraft>
On 11/22/14 21:42, Ovnicraft wrote:
I am working in digital signatures for my country and i want to work just in python, so my work start reading espec about xades[1], nothing complicated, now i see lxml can help me but i want to know if anyone here has experience around this.
Then I've got an early christmas gift for you: https://github.com/arskom/pyubl/ We'd done all the grunt work of researching, gathering, integrating and parsing all of xmldigsig, xades and ubl schemas and their various extensions and dependencies. Courtesy of Arskom Ltd., it's now open source under the three clause BSD license: https://github.com/arskom/pyubl/ I've extracted the digsig part from your example, tidied it up and wrote the code to parse it. Now it's up to you to make sense of all that data. Let me know how you progress. Best regards, Burak
On Sun, Nov 23, 2014 at 9:45 AM, Burak Arslan <burak.arslan@arskom.com.tr> wrote:
On 11/22/14 21:42, Ovnicraft wrote:
I am working in digital signatures for my country and i want to work just in python, so my work start reading espec about xades[1], nothing complicated, now i see lxml can help me but i want to know if anyone here has experience around this.
Then I've got an early christmas gift for you:
https://github.com/arskom/pyubl/
We'd done all the grunt work of researching, gathering, integrating and parsing all of xmldigsig, xades and ubl schemas and their various extensions and dependencies. Courtesy of Arskom Ltd., it's now open source under the three clause BSD license: https://github.com/arskom/pyubl/
I've extracted the digsig part from your example, tidied it up and wrote the code to parse it. Now it's up to you to make sense of all that data.
I am here again, i have many many code to generate digsig tags with data, do you work in generate the XML ? I want to see if we write something to extend lxml and include digsig. comments please !
Let me know how you progress.
Best regards, Burak
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hello, On 01/03/15 20:32, Ovnicraft wrote:
I've extracted the digsig part from your example, tidied it up and wrote the code to parse it. Now it's up to you to make sense of all that data.
I am here again, i have many many code to generate digsig tags with data, do you work in generate the XML ? I want to see if we write something to extend lxml and include digsig.
the code we write for pyubl can have nothing to do with lxml. that said, send a pull request so that we can talk about the code you have. best, burak
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