OpenSign 1.7.0 Java script

Publisher review:
OpenSign is a collection of Java applets providing client-side digital signing functionality using x.509 certificates. OpenSign is a collection of Java applets providing client-side digital signing functionality using x.509 certificates. It currently consists of two applets, one for signing plain ASCII text and another providing login functionality.

OpenSign provides the following features:
- digital signing of text
- logon functionality
- support for x.509 certificates stored in PKCS12s
- support for x.509 certificates stored in the Microsoft Windows Keystore (CAPI)
- support for the native Microsoft Java virtual machine
- works in all common browsers: Firefox, Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Safari, etc.
- has a small footprint: The core applet is less than 100KB.
- has localization support
OpenSign does not provide any validation mechanisms for the signed XML document generated by the applet. Validating the signature is a serverside job and therefore not in the scope of the OpenSign project. The OpenOcesAPI does provide high-level functionality for validating and processing the signed XML documents generated by OpenSign.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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