Hello!
Has anyone encountered a JavaScript-implemented canonicalization XML method?
I will introduce http://www.w3.org/2001/10/xml-exc-c14n#
t1nk t1nk
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- Are you going to open one question for each language? - VladD
- No, my main question is JS. In C #, I wanted to know how to make canonization for testing, and how much signedXml gives xml passing checks, but for now JS didn’t work, and as a basis. But I didn’t work very closely with xml in C # and just don’t know how to do it, but I need it urgently. That's why I created another question. That’s all. - t1nk
- 3A year has passed, but github.com/deoxxa/xml-c14n can be searched. If necessary, then porting under the browser is not difficult. - lampa
- Let me now at least someone say that I litter the tape lol - teanYCH
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