Joseph, please find attached four additional test cases for C14N and EC14N. Each test file is XML and contains: - The XML to be filtered with an XPath Transform according to XMLDSIG - The XPath to be applied to the XML - The intended output of canonicalizing the result of the XPath transform with C14N, together with annotations what the test case should show - The intended output of canonicalizing the result of the XPath transform with EXC-C14N, together with annotations what the test case should show So, the following steps are necessary to use the test cases: 1. Get the bytes of the test case file 2. Apply a XPath Transform with the appropriate XPath (specified in a comment in the test case file) 3. Apply C14N and EXC-C14N respectively to the result of the XPath Transform. 4. Compare the result of C14N and EXC-C14N respectively with the intended result shown as comment in the test case file. Liebe Gruesse/Regards, --------------------------------------------------------------- DI Gregor Karlinger mailto:gregor.karlinger@iaik.at http://www.iaik.at Institute for Applied Information Processing and Communications Austria ---------------------------------------------------------------
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