#include <libxml/tree.h>
#include <libxml/uri.h>
#include <libxml/parser.h>
#include <libxml/xmlmemory.h>
#include <libxml/xmlstring.h>
#include <libxml/xpath.h>
#include <libxml/xpathInternals.h>
#include <libxslt/xslt.h>
#include <xmlsec/xmlsec.h>
#include <xmlsec/xmltree.h>
#include <xmlsec/xmlenc.h>
#include <xmlsec/xmldsig.h>
#include <xmlsec/templates.h>
#include <xmlsec/crypto.h>
#include <xmlsec/errors.h>
#include <nanohttp/nanohttp-logging.h>
#include <nanohttp/nanohttp-error.h>
#include <nanohttp/nanohttp-common.h>
#include <nanohttp/nanohttp-stream.h>
#include <nanohttp/nanohttp-request.h>
#include <nanohttp/nanohttp-response.h>
#include <nanohttp/nanohttp-client.h>
#include <nanohttp/nanohttp-server.h>
#include "soap-env.h"
#include "soap-ctx.h"
#include "soap-service.h"
#include "soap-router.h"
#include "soap-server.h"
#include "soap-transport.h"
#include "soap-addressing.h"
#include "soap-xmlsec.h"
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herror_t | _soap_xmlsec_init (void) |
herror_t | soap_xmlsec_client_init_args (int argc, char **argv) |
herror_t | soap_xmlsec_server_init_args (int argc, char **argv) |
herror_t | soap_xmlsec_sign (struct SoapCtx *context) |
herror_t | soap_xmlsec_encrypt (struct SoapCtx *context) |
herror_t | soap_xmlsec_decrypt (struct SoapCtx *context) |
herror_t | soap_xmlsec_verify (struct SoapCtx *context) |
void | soap_xmlsec_destroy (void) |
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Definition at line 435 of file soap-xmlsec.c. References H_OK, herror_message(), herror_new(), log_error1, log_error2, log_info1, log_verbose2, XMLSEC_ERROR_DLLOAD, XMLSEC_ERROR_INIT, and XMLSEC_ERROR_VERSION. Referenced by soap_xmlsec_client_init_args(), and soap_xmlsec_server_init_args(). |
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Initializes the WS-Security subsystem.
Definition at line 506 of file soap-xmlsec.c. References _soap_xmlsec_init(), and H_OK. Referenced by soap_client_init_args(). |
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Decrupt a XML document contained in a SOAP envelope.
Definition at line 757 of file soap-xmlsec.c. References SoapCtx::env, H_OK, herror_new(), log_error1, log_error2, SoapEnv::root, and soap_env_get_method(). Referenced by soap_client_invoke(), and soap_server_process(). |
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Frees the resources needed by the XML security subsystem. Definition at line 914 of file soap-xmlsec.c. |
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Encrypt a XML document contained in a SOAP envelope.
Definition at line 623 of file soap-xmlsec.c. References SoapCtx::env, H_OK, herror_new(), log_error1, log_error2, SoapEnv::root, soap_addressing_get_to_address(), soap_env_get_method(), XMLSEC_ERROR_ENCRYPT, and XMLSEC_ERROR_ENCRYPT_INIT. Referenced by soap_client_invoke(), and soap_server_process(). |
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Initializes the WS-Security subsystem.
Definition at line 517 of file soap-xmlsec.c. References _soap_xmlsec_init(), H_OK, herror_message(), and log_error2. Referenced by soap_server_init_args(). |
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Sign a XML document contained in a SOAP Envelope with the key specified on the commandline. Our way to create a <SOAP-SEC:Signature> header entry is as follows:
XPath filtering can be used to specify objects to be signed, as described in the XML-Signature specification. However, since the SOAP message exchange model allows intermediate applications to modify the Envelope (add or delete a header entry, for example), XPath filtering does not always result in the same objects after message delivery. Care should be taken in using XPath filtering so that there is no subsequent validation failure due to such modifications. The transform http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#enveloped-signature defined in the XML-Signature specification may be useful when signing the entire Envelope including other header entries, if any.
Definition at line 541 of file soap-xmlsec.c. References SoapCtx::env, H_OK, SoapEnv::header, herror_new(), log_error1, SoapEnv::root, SOAP_SECURITY_NAMESPACE, SOAP_SECURITY_PREFIX, soap_server_get_name(), soap_transport_get_name(), XMLSEC_ERROR_SIGN, and XMLSEC_ERROR_SIGN_INIT. Referenced by soap_client_invoke(), and soap_server_process(). |
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Verify a XML documents signature contained in a SOAP Envelope. The validation of a <SOAP-SEC:Signature> header entry fails if:
If the validation of the signature header entry fails, applications MAY report the failure to the sender. It is out of the scope of this library how to deal with it.
Definition at line 846 of file soap-xmlsec.c. References SoapCtx::env, H_OK, SoapEnv::header, herror_new(), log_error1, log_error2, SoapEnv::root, and SOAP_SECURITY_NAMESPACE. Referenced by soap_client_invoke(), and soap_server_process(). |