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QUESTION
I have problem with signing XML Document. I need to sign external (detached) document like it’s made in this url : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.security.cryptography.xml.signedxml.computesignature?view=net-5.0 This example works in my code but, my xml document is secured by JWT and TLS certificate so when I try computeSignature I reach exception “cannot create secured ssl/tls channel” :/ I had similar error when i tried create get request on the server and when i attached tls certificate problem solved. Unfortunetly I don’t have idea how can I attach jwt token and tls in this case (in sign mechanism) :/
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Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 09:54So... after some hour of work i found some solution. Problem is in System.Security.Cryptography.Xml Reference class. In this class when reference is to some external xml, method GetHash make simple GET request and you cant sign Your own resolver. unfortunately i cant edit System.Security.Cryptography .dll. BUT i can edit Medicom.XADES, so in method BuildDigestedReferences i need to comment this line : //object m_containingDocument = SignedXml_m_containingDocument.GetValue(this); //Reference_UpdateHashValue.Invoke(reference2, new object[] { m_containingDocument, refList });
And prepare my own DigestValue for reference :
QUESTION
I've been trying to set up SSL on NodeJS, serving index.html through an Apache2 server using CertBot certificates.
Unfortunetly, when I try to make the client to connect to the Server via https, It throws the following error
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Answered 2020-Sep-27 at 22:13I am grabbing this apache site conf. straight from my site in production. It is then modified to suite your need.
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I'm hoping there's a really simple answer to this that I'm just not hitting upon...I am trying to roll some sales data. The below code works but counts all unique product ID's (ArticleID) for each product group (Item) regardless of whether they had sales showing in the NetTY or NetLY columns. I want to have two COUNT DISTINCT lines, one counting the unique products with values showing in NetTY and another counting the unique products with values showing in NetLY.
The sort of code I've been trying has been like: COUNT(DISTINCT s.ArticleID) WHERE s.NetTY >= 1 AS Products ...needless to say it hasn't worked :)
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Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 16:34You could try using a CASE statement but I'm not sure if that plays nice with distinct. I was thinking something along these line:
QUESTION
I am new to Web-Development and have therefor maybe a beginner question. So I am having a Web-App with an Angular Frontend und .Net backend, deployed on Azure.
Now users should be able to upload files (pdf, etc.) to the server which sould be stored permanetly. I would prefer to store them on a normal filesystem, so I don't want to use a database. Futhermore the files should be accessible for external services for futher processing.
I am not sure if that is possible with Azure App Services or if I need some other components. The only way I found to store files on the server is in the "wwwroot" folder. But I found no way to download them from the outside. Should I create a Web-API for that or do I think to complicated? Should I deploy my App somewhere else? What could be a way to implement this?
Thanks for any help.
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Answered 2020-May-31 at 11:32You should use Azure Storage.
In Azure storage you can find mainly two options in your case. Blob and File Storage.
Blob is "more advanced" in a sense that it serves files on the browser, streaming video and audio etc.
File storage is a replacement of an on-premises file server.
Both options support file access by external services, and in addition to authorization, both are supported with Azure AD and shared access token.
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I am trying to enable Javascript on my custom "SignUpOrSignin.xml" policy, so I can take custom actions on the Reset Password and Sign Up buttons.
I did the following steps on SignUpOrSignin.xml :
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Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 01:18For any ContentDefinition that you want to enable JS on, the DataUri needs to be the contract version. That means urn:com:microsoft:aad:b2c:elements:unifiedssp:1.1.0 needs to be changed to urn:com:microsoft:aad:b2c:elements:contract:unifiedssp:1.2.0 (See Content Definitions Documentation). The page layout version is also different, and you can see what those differences are by going here.
QUESTION
I am trying to communicate between a C# commandline application (State machine) and an external device connected via SerialPort. I have a .Net Core 3.1.0 application and am using Sytem.IO.Ports (4.7.0). I am using a FTDI USB-serial adapter.
I have to monitor the device state indicated by data send to my computer and reply with commands depending on the device state to get to the next state.
When using Putty send and receive works without problem.
When using the command line as input from keyboard and output it works without problem.
Unfortunately when sending data from another thread to the device it seems that both sites send at the same time and a collision occurs that crashes my target.
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Answered 2020-Jan-11 at 23:14Thank you for commenting my question!
It turned out, that the error occurs because of the very bad quality of the System.IO.Ports class of the .NET Framework.As the System.IO.Ports class does not handle the Clear-To-Send (CTS) correctly and therefore colliding send/receive could occur.
I will cite Ben Voigts very good article:
To work around this issue I have written my own SerialPorts class by doing the following:The System.IO.Ports.SerialPort class which ships with .NET is a glaring exception. To put it mildly, it was designed by computer scientists operating far outside their area of core competence. They neither understood the characteristics of serial communication, nor common use cases, and it shows. Nor could it have been tested in any real world scenario prior to shipping, without finding flaws that litter both the documented interface and the undocumented behavior and make reliable communication using System.IO.Ports.SerialPort (henceforth IOPSP) a real nightmare. (Plenty of evidence on StackOverflow attests to this, from devices that work in Hyperterminal but not .NET...
The worst offending System.IO.Ports.SerialPort members, ones that not only should not be used but are signs of a deep code smell and the need to rearchitect all IOPSP usage:
- The DataReceived event (100% redundant, also completely unreliable)
- The BytesToRead property (completely unreliable) The Read, ReadExisting, ReadLine methods (handle errors completely wrong, and are synchronous)
- The PinChanged event (delivered out of order with respect to every interesting thing you might want to know about it)
- I read this perfect article about serial communication from MSDN
- I downloaded the example MTTTY code from github
- I redesigned the MTTTY example as a .dll so it can be invoked from C#
- I learned how to invoke callbacks in C# from C
- I have redesigned the MTTTY example to run a ReaderThread that listens continously and a WriterThread that can be invoked via an UDP datagram
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