Examples of org.apache.ws.security.message.WSSecDKSign.addReferencesToSign()

Class org.apache.ws.security.message.WSSecDKSign

Examples of org.apache.ws.security.message.WSSecDKSign.addReferencesToSign()

org.apache.ws.security.message.WSSecDKSign.addReferencesToSign()
This method adds references to the Signature. The added references are signed when calling computeSignature(). This method can be called several times to add references as required. addReferencesToSign() can be called anytime after prepare. @param references A vector containing WSEncryptionPart objects that define the parts to sign. @param secHeader Used to compute namespaces to be inserted by InclusiveNamespaces to be WSI compliant. @throws WSSecurityException

              
              dkSign.appendDKElementToHeader(rmd.getSecHeader());
              
              dkSign.setParts(sigParts);
              
              dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigParts, rmd.getSecHeader());
              
              //Do signature
              dkSign.computeSignature();
              
              dkSign.appendSigToHeader(rmd.getSecHeader());

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            }
            sigs.add(new WSEncryptionPart(sigTokId));
        }
        
        dkSign.setParts(sigs);
        dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigs, secHeader);
        
        //Do signature
        dkSign.computeSignature();


        //Add elements to header

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                    sigParts.add(new WSEncryptionPart(encrKey.getId()));
                }


                dkSign.setParts(sigParts);


                dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigParts, secHeader);


                // Do signature
                dkSign.computeSignature();
                signatures.add(dkSign.getSignatureValue());

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                sigParts.add(new WSEncryptionPart(encrKey.getBSTTokenId()));
            }
            */
            
            dkSig.setParts(sigParts);
            dkSig.addReferencesToSign(sigParts, secHeader);
            
            //Do signature
            dkSig.computeSignature();
            
            dkSig.appendDKElementToHeader(secHeader);

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            dkSign.prepare(doc, secHeader);
          
            addDerivedKeyElement(dkSign.getdktElement());
          
            dkSign.setParts(sigParts);
            dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigParts, secHeader);
          
            //Do signature
            dkSign.computeSignature();
          
            dkSign.appendSigToHeader(secHeader);

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            sigParts.add(new WSEncryptionPart(sigTokId));
        }
        
        dkSign.setParts(sigParts);
        
        List<Reference> referenceList = dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigParts, secHeader);
        
        //Add elements to header
        addSupportingElement(dkSign.getdktElement());
        
        //Do signature

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            sigParts.add(new WSEncryptionPart(sigTokId));
        }
        
        dkSign.setParts(sigParts);
        
        List<Reference> referenceList = dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigParts, secHeader);
        
        //Add elements to header
        addSupportingElement(dkSign.getdktElement());
        
        //Do signature

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                    }
                }


                dkSign.setParts(sigParts);


                List<Reference> referenceList = dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigParts, secHeader);


                // Add elements to header
                addDerivedKeyElement(dkSign.getdktElement());
                
                //Do signature

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            }
            sigs.add(new WSEncryptionPart(sigTokId));
        }
        
        dkSign.setParts(sigs);
        List<Reference> referenceList = dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigs, secHeader);
        
        //Add elements to header
        Element el = dkSign.getdktElement();
        addDerivedKeyElement(el);

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            }
            sigs.add(new WSEncryptionPart(sigTokId));
        }
        
        dkSign.setParts(sigs);
        List<Reference> referenceList = dkSign.addReferencesToSign(sigs, secHeader);
        
        //Add elements to header
        Element el = dkSign.getdktElement();
        addDerivedKeyElement(el);

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