DSig Part 3: XML DSig vs. JSON Web Signature
This post was originally published as “DSig Part 3: XML DSig vs. JSON Web Signtaure” on the Levvel Blog.
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This post was originally published as “DSig Part 3: XML DSig vs. JSON Web Signtaure” on the Levvel Blog.
Read article: DSig Part 3: XML DSig vs. JSON Web SignatureThis post was originally published as “DSig Part 1: XML Digital Signature and WS-Security Integrity” on the Levvel Blog.
Read article: DSig Part 1: XML Digital Signature and WS-Security IntegrityThis tutorial describes how to convert a Binary Security Token extracted from a SOAP message into a valid PEM format that can be read by openssl or similar tool. If you are ever troubleshooting the use of X509v3 certificates used with WS-Security, this can come in very handy.
Read article: Convert an X509v3 Binary Security Token to PEM FormatThis post continues exploring the use of XML Digital Signature; this time we look at WS-Security Integrity (use of XML Digital Signatures with WS-Security). Our examples show a digital signature and a timestamp in a WS-Security <Security> SOAP Header.
Read article: WS-Security Integrity (XML Digital Signature)In the last post, we looked at the steps involved in generating a digital signature using the XML Digital Signature spec. The algorithm to produce a signature and validate it were explored but no examples were given. In this post, we’ll look at an example that is given in the XML Digital Signature…
Read article: XML Digital Signature (an Example)The XML DSig specification is used to provide digital signature functionality to XML Documents. It is is used by numerous other specs such as WS-Security and SAML2. This blog entry will describe how digital signatures work with an X509 private/public key pair.
Read article: XML Digital SignaturesI was asked recently what XML, XSD and XSLT editor I use. Given that I am an independent/small consulting firm owner, spending $1000s of dollars on development tooling that will come out of my own pocket is not my first choice.
Read article: XML Editor…The primary administration automation mechanism on IBM WebSphere DataPower appliances is the XML Management Interface. The XMI interface allows one to make SOMA (SOAP Configuration Management, assuming SOMA = SOap MAnagement) calls to perform various administration tasks. How to perform these…
Read article: Datapower SOMA CallsIn the last post, we saw how an XML Firewall in loopback mode could be used to return a valid SOAP response to a service message. The stylesheet used simply returned a static SOAP response that was independent of the input parameters. The stylesheet returns a response containing the sum of two…
Read article: Some Simple Updates To A DataPower XSLT stylesheet.I was recently presented with an opportunity to be clever while promoting DataPower objects from a development environment to a testing environment. The WS-Proxy object’s policy rules had a Transform Action that ran a custom stylesheet. The stylesheet referenced a configuration file that was kept…
Read article: DataPower Exports and XML Files Referenced by Stylesheets