Counter178/digidoc4j-hwcrypto-demo

This is a Demo webapp for digital signing in testing environment with the combination of hwcrypto.js on the frontend and DigiDoc4j on the backend.

DigiDoc4j hwcrypto demo webapp

This is a Demo webapp for digital signing in testing environment with the combination of hwcrypto.js on the frontend and DigiDoc4j on the backend.

• Derived from https://github.com/rvillido/digidoc4j-hwcrypto-demo.git
• License: MIT

1. requirements

   • Java 1.8 (might also work with 1.7 - not tested)
   • Apache Maven 3.2 or above

2. Fetch the source

   • git clone https://github.com/open-eid/digidoc4j-hwcrypto-demo.git

3. Build & Run

   • Run from command line mvn clean package and java -jar target/digidoc4j-hwcrypto-demo-2.0.1-SNAPSHOT.war
     • This will start an embedded Tomcat server instance at port 8080 over HTTPS (using Spring Boot).
     • You can also just run mvn clean package and drop that war to your favorite web server.
     • If the building with Maven is too much hassle to you, then war-file is also available in github release area.
   • Open https://localhost:8080.
     • If you want to use some other port, then you must put additional parameter to command line, for example java -jar digidoc4j-hwcrypto-demo-1.0.7-SNAPSHOT.war --server.port=8085.
   • Make sure that you have installed the software necessary for electronic use of the ID-card into client computer.
   • For signing documents use test ID-card

HTTPS Connection

Signing must be done over secure HTTPS connection on the client side. Your Web server must support HTTPS connections. If you get "not_allowed" error message in the JavaScript console, then the client is using regular HTTP connection.