XML Encryption interop report

Hi Joseph,

The following is NEC's interop result for the XML Encryption.
Could you add our record to the matrix?

Thanks in advance,
Takuya Mori

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    Takuya Mori
    moritaku@bx.jp.nec.com / tk-mori@isd.nec.co.jp
    Internet Solution Platform Development Div.,
    NEC Solutions, Tokyo Japan


[Application Features]						NEC	
Laxly valid schema generation of EncryptedData/EncryptedKey:	Y	
  * Normalized Form C generations.:				N (*1)
Type, MimeType, and Encoding:					Y	
CipherReference URI derefencing:				Y	
  * Transforms:							Y	
ds:KeyInfo:							Y	
  * enc:DHKeyValue:						Y	
  * ds:KeyName:							Y	
  * ds:RetrievalMethod:						Y	
ReferenceList:							Y	
EncryptionProperties:						Y	
Satisfactory Performance:					Y	
[Processing Features]
Required Type support Element and Content.:			Y	
Encryption:							Y	
  * Serialization of XML Element and Content.:			Y	
    1．NFC conversion from non-Unicode encodings(dchanged
      such that the application MUST provide data in NFC form)	N (*1)
  * Encryptor returns EncryptedData structure.:			Y	
  * Encryptor replaces EncryptedData source document(when Type
    is Element or Content).:					Y	
Decryption:							Y	
  * The decryptor returns the data and its Type to
    the application(be it an octet sequence or key value).:	Y	
  * If data is Element or Content the decryptor return
    the UTF-8 encoding XML character data.:			Y	
  * If data is Element or Content the decryptor replaces
    the EncryptedData in the source document with the decrypted
    data.:							Y	
[Algorithm]
TRIPLEDES:							Y1 Y2	
AES-128:							Y1 Y2	
AES-256:							Y1 Y2	
AES-192:							Y1 Y2	
RSA-v1.5(192 bit keys for AES or DES):				Y1 Y2
RSA-OAEP(128 and 256 bit keys for AES):				Y1 Y2
Diffie-Helman Key Agreement:					Y1 Y2
TRIPLEDES Key Wrap:						Y1 Y2
AES-128 Key Wrap (128 bit keys):				Y1 Y2
AES-256 Key Wrap (256 bit keys):				Y1 Y2
AES-192 KeyWrap:						Y1 Y2
SHA1:								Y1 Y2
SHA256:								Y1 Y2
SHA512:								Y1 Y2
RIPEMD-160:							Y1
XML Digital Signature:						Y
Decryption Transform for XML Signature:				Y3
  * XML Mode:							Y3
  * Binary Mode:						Y3
  * Profiled X Pointer support in Except URI:			Y3
  * Profiled X Pointer support in Except URI into replacement
    node-sets(I.e. super-decryption).:				Y3 (*2)
  * Full X Pointer support in Except URIs.:			N
Canonical XML (with and without coments):			Y
Exclusive Canonicalization (with and without comments):		Y
base64 Encoding:						Y1 Y2

Some Comments:
  *1:  Our not supporing these features is intentional.
  *2:  If the meaning of "Profiled X Pointer support" is "support
       for the same-document XPointers '#xpointer(/),
       #xpointer(id('ID'))' as described in 4.3.3.2 The Reference
       Processing Model", we think we support the feature.


==== End of our interop report ====

Received on Tuesday, 6 May 2003 07:34:39 UTC