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Posted to dev@santuario.apache.org by Hess Yvan <Yv...@imtf.ch> on 2006/04/04 11:38:38 UTC

Bug into XMLCiper.loadEncryptedKey() method

I loaded an EncryptedKey element using the method:  EncryptedKey
encryptedKey = XMLCipher.getInstance().loadEncryptedKey(encryptedKeyElt)
 
When I ask for the CarriedKeyName using encryptedKey.getCarriedName()
method,  I got a null value that is wrong because my <xenc:EncryptedKey>
element contains a <xenc:CarriedKeyName> element.
 
Doing some investigation into the Apache XML Security XMLCipher code, I
found that into the newEncryptedKey the CarriedKeyName is not retrieved
correctly from the XML element. It uses 
result.setCarriedName(carriedNameElement.getNodeValue()) instead of
result.setCarriedName(carriedNameElement.getFirstChild().getNodeValue())
.
 
Please can you confirm the bug
 
Thanks. Yvan Hess
 
PS: I didn't investigate the retrieving of the others elements!
 
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Re: Bug into XMLCiper.loadEncryptedKey() method

Posted by Sean Mullan <Se...@sun.com>.

Hess Yvan wrote:
> I loaded an EncryptedKey element using the method:  EncryptedKey 
> encryptedKey = XMLCipher.getInstance().loadEncryptedKey(encryptedKeyElt)
>  
> When I ask for the CarriedKeyName using encryptedKey.getCarriedName() 
> method,  I got a null value that is wrong because my <xenc:EncryptedKey> 
> element contains a <xenc:CarriedKeyName> element.
>  
> Doing some investigation into the Apache XML Security XMLCipher code, I 
> found that into the newEncryptedKey the CarriedKeyName is not retrieved 
> correctly from the XML element. It uses
> result.setCarriedName(carriedNameElement.getNodeValue()) instead of 
> result.setCarriedName(carriedNameElement.getFirstChild().getNodeValue()).
>  
> Please can you confirm the bug

It sure looks like a bug to me. Can you please file a bug at 
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi, preferably with a test 
case.

Thanks,
Sean

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> Thanks. Yvan Hess
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