MakeSignature.signDetached problems with Certification chain

Irune Prado <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.lib.itext.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi there,

I'm quite new with itext signatures, so forgive my lack of clear concepts.

When using MakeSignature.signDetached method, I'm able to sign and verify (with Adobe) PDF CADES signatures (no ocsp nor tsa clients), provided the Certificate[] chain has just a single item; the p12 certificate with which I make the signature.

However, when using two level certificate (signing cert and root cert, there are no more intermediate certs) the signature seems to perform successfully (no errors nor error traces) but Adobe says it has a cryptographic error.

I've also used another internal validation service (haven't checked with them yet), and the error seems to be something related to the hash or digest algorithm.
<pre>
OPENSSL_ERROR_CODE = 67567722
</pre>

Could you provide me of any insight?
I'm actually using 'BouncyCastleDigest' as the ExternalDigest, and the ExternalSignature I established works fine with one level certificate (SHA1 hash algorithm and "BC" provider).

Thx in advance.

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