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Re: Signing a template with mscrypto: msg#00008

Subject: Re: Signing a template with mscrypto
The errors mean that xmlsec can not find the key. Usually,
signature keys are either provided by application directly
(e.g. specified in xmlsec utility command line) or retrieved
from keys manager by name provided in the signature template.
I believe sign1-tmpl.xml was using the second option.

But the original sign1-tmpl.xml is signed without errors and places
signature having correct size, though id doesn't provide any KeyName.

How do I provide name in signature template for mscrypto?

The key is found "by type". You can simply put key name into
KeyName element and it should do it.

Aleksey


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