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New Features
- Java (Sun JVM 1.4.1) is now fully supported.
- Easy way to co-sign is now supported.
- Signing multiple files at once is now supported.
- A new method to sign any arbitrary string has been added. The
method prepares appropriate XML template and creates the XML signature.
The input string is preserved in the clear so the data signed
can be seen by human eye. Also, co-signing the signed XML thus
produced is supported.
- Setting SignatureID before invoking any of the signature creation
methods is no longer required. SecureXML internally generated
a GUID and assigns it as the SignatureID if it is not set already.
- Support for configuration file has been added. It allows users
to initialize the object properties using data contained in an
XML file. Additional method has been provided to set object properties
using any arbitrary config file at run time.
- Now the users have an option not to include a copy of the signer's
certificate for each signature being created. The default behavior
is to include the certificate.
- Certificate selection window is now also supported on Windows
98 platform as well.
The following object methods have been added:
- SignDataStr
- CoSignXMLStr
- SignFiles
- CoSignFile
Following object properties have been added:
- ExcludeSignerCertificate
- ConfigFileName
- OverwriteFile
Bug Fixes
None
Other Changes
Now SecureXML Digital Signature release includes programming examples
for the following languages:
- C
- C++
- Java
- Visual Basic
- Visual Basic Script
- JavaScript
- .Net family of languages
- C#
- VB.NET
- ASP.NET using C# or VB.NET
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