Programmatically adding Digital Signature to an InfoPath Form

Wednesday, December 21, 2005

Digital Signature are useful for detecting that information has tampered with and is easily added to an InfoPath form through a wizard interface. But what if you wanted to add a one without using the wizard? With InfoPath 2003 now being able to run managed code(SP1), this is now relatively easy.

Microsoft has published the follwing comprehensive articles on the subject:

Digitally Signing Data in InfoPath 2003

Verify and Add Digital Signatures to Form Data in InfoPath 2003 Using MSXML 5.0 or .NET Framework Managed Code

If you need a certificate for development purposes, I recommend using OpenSSL

This site explains how to create a self-signed certificate:
OpenSSL Command-Line HOWTO

Posted by Marcus Rosen at 9:01 PM  

1 comments:

I was also face by same question that if I wanted to add a digital signature without using the wizard then how to do that.Thanks your blog helped me achieve this.

eSignature said...
3:23 AM  

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