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XML Signature With JSR-105 in Java SE 6

Overview XML Signature technology, specified in the W3C recommendation XML-Signature Syntax and Processing, is at the foundation for solutions of message-level security in SOA. The universally adopted OASIS standard WS-Security is built upon this technology (and XML encryption). JSR-105 standardizes XML Signature technology for the Java platform, and will be part of the forthcoming Java SE 6 release. This paper provides an introduction to JSR-105 based on the release candidate version of SE 6.

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Publisher	Sun Microsystems	File Format	HTML
Date Published	November 2006	Downloads	39
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Security

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