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Interface X7

Interface X7. Verifying client’s handwritten signature – owner of WM Keeper Classic.

This interface is designed for verifying authenticity of the handwritten signature in messages, generated by WM Keeper Classic keys. All parameters are passed in Win-1251 encoding.

This interface is available only to the registered users.
To register send via internal mail a message to WMID 941977853154 (Technical support) containing short information about the project, web-site URL, IP address, from which requests will be sent, the goal and method how the interface will be used. The Keeper signing the requests must have a personal passport (requests are processed up to three working days).

<w3s.request>
	<wmid></wmid>
	<sign></sign>
	<testsign>
		<wmid></wmid>
		<plan></plan>
		<sign></sign>
	</testsign>
</w3s.request>
  • request parameters:
name purpose comments
wmid WMID of the user who signed the request used only when authorizing WM Keeper Classic keys
sign request signature is formed using the following parameters: wmid+testsign\wmid+testsign\plan+testsign\sign used only when authorizing WM Keeper Classic keys
testsign\wmid WM-identifier of the client to be authenticated 12 digits
testsign\sign line signature passed in the testsign\plan parameter, generated by the client to be authenticated  
testsign\plan the line that the client must have signed  

In case there are tags in the string signed by the client, then you must include the contents of the corresponding request element (testsign\plan) into the CDATA section: <![CDATA[your_text]]>.

  • response format:
<w3s.response>
	<retval></retval>
	<retdesc></retdesc>
	<testsign>
		<res></res>
	</testsign>
</w3s.response>
  • response parameters:
name purpose comments
retval request processing code 0 – request successful
retdesc description of request processing code
res authentication result yes – authentication successful,
no – authentication unsuccessful (wrong client signature)

See also: XML-interfaces

Category: XML-Interfaces

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