GlobalTrustFinder: Server side Signing of XML Using Corporate Keys

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Server-side signing using corporate signing key

This demo uses a corporate signing key held on a server to sign an XML document, using standard XML Digital Signatures. Use the above tabs to create other types of signatures on different document types.

Step 1: Select your document:
Use a standard contract.xml document already held on the server
Use my own document, which I will upload (see note below on restrictions on document size):
	File Path:

Step 2: Select basic signature or advanced:
Basic XML DSig		Advanced XML DSig with timestamp (XAdES-T)

Step 3: Select signature/document relationship:
Original XML document wrapped inside the signature	Signature embedded inside the original XML Document	Detached signature (provided separately)

Notes
	Server-side signing uses a very flexible Signing API to create exactly the type of signatures you need from your applications. All the hassle of creating signatures, managing keys and ensuring highest levels of security is removed. Automated signing from an application, i.e. in unattended mode, is also easily achieved.
	In case you are uploading your own file, in this demo we restrict the file size to 500KB.
	This demo uses a fixed corporate signing key, click here to view. The ADSS server can utilise many different corporate signing keys. The client application can request which key to use for signing.