Error returned from the Malaysia MyInvois server can be cryptic and obscure, making it difficult to know the cause of a problem. This blog post is to document a particular error with the hope that it might be found via a web search by other having the same problem.. Malaysia MyInvois Error: DS301, Signature Not Found This is the returned […]
If your application fails to to sign XML and the XmlDSigGen.LastErrorText contains the error “The location of where to insert the Signature was not found.”, it means the location your application specified to put the Signature does not exist in the XML that is to be signed. For example, if you wish to sign this XML: <abc> <xyz>test</xyz> </abc> and […]
(Questions paraphrased and published here with prior permission from the user.) Question 1 Our application is file-server based which can be accessed by multiple users over LAN. Quite likely, there will be multiple users and/or applications submitting their e-invoices. Can one certificate file be shared and used by multiple applications? What are the differences between the two certificate types and […]
If signing XML fails with the following message in the LastErrorText: … Doing first SAX parse… checkAllReferencesFound: passNumber: 1 reference: Did not find same-document Reference Id referenceId: id-1234567890 –reference –checkAllReferencesFound … It means there was no XML element in the XML you were trying to sign that has an Id attribute with the given value. For example, your source code […]
Certain problems regarding the signing of XML documents for TicketBAI (Basque Government) and FacturaE in Spain have been fixed. At the time of writing this blog post (31-July-2022), Chilkat v9.5.0.92 is not yet released. You may send email to info@chilkatsoft.com to request a pre-release. Please indicate your programming language, operating system, etc. so that Chilkat knows exactly which build you […]
In Chilkat v9.5.0.90, the Id attribute is automatically generated and added to the “Signature” tag when an XML digital signature is created. This results in a Signature that begins like this: <Signature xmlns=”http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#” Id=”signature-1502-9002-7096-7873″> Why did Chilkat do this? It is because if you or somebody else wishes to subsequently add an Encapsulated Timestamp to the signature, then the Id […]