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Digitally Signing XML document with muliple signatures.

Question posted by: Andy B (Guest) on June 27th, 2008 07:20 PM
I have this web application project done in .net 3.5. It has an object
(Contract) that is going to be serialized into an XmlDocument object, signed
by 2 parties and then inserted into the database. There is a SignatureBlock
element that looks like this:

<SignatureBlock>
<ActualCompanyNameHere Name="John Doe" Title="Events manager"
Date="04/16/2008 11:14:00 AM">
<Host Name = "Bill Babble" Title = "Head of management" Date="04/22/2008
10:00:42 AM">
</SignatureBlock>
I was wondering when you use the XmlDigitalSignature object to create xml
signatures, how would you insert more than 1 signature inside the signature
block? I need the company and the Host signatures in their rightful
elements.



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Re: Digitally Signing XML document with muliple signatures.
THIS IS SO I COMPLETE MY MULTIMEDIA ITEM 7E

"Andy B" wrote:
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Originally Posted by
I have this web application project done in .net 3.5. It has an object
(Contract) that is going to be serialized into an XmlDocument object, signed
by 2 parties and then inserted into the database. There is a SignatureBlock
element that looks like this:
>
<SignatureBlock>
<ActualCompanyNameHere Name="John Doe" Title="Events manager"
Date="04/16/2008 11:14:00 AM">
<Host Name = "Bill Babble" Title = "Head of management" Date="04/22/2008
10:00:42 AM">
</SignatureBlock>
I was wondering when you use the XmlDigitalSignature object to create xml
signatures, how would you insert more than 1 signature inside the signature
block? I need the company and the Host signatures in their rightful
elements.
>
>
>
>


 
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