If you are going to be using SignText on the client side and wish
to verify the signed text on the server side, you may want to
consider signing the text into an XMLSignature document & using
readily-available XMLSignature libraries (JWSDP, Apache) for the
verification.
The advantage of using XMLSignature is that you can then parse
out the signed text with other readily-available libraries and
save them into databases (including XML databases) easily.
Arshad Noor
StrongAuth, Inc.
Pablo Andrade wrote:
I would like to ask you, if is there a solution out there so you can verifiy
a signature on the server, or it has to be developed from scratch?
We have a e-goverment solution, who signs/verify plain text documents at
client side using CAPICOM. Now we are trying to use Firefox/Linux as an
alternative to IE/Windows. We think Crypto.SignText from Mozilla could be a
start, but we still have the verify problem.
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