Examples of using it

How to use it

Here is a example of using Digidoc4J Smart-ID adapter with DigiDoc4J

First we configure the Smart-ID client:

// Client setup. Note that these values are demo environment specific.
SmartIdClient client = new SmartIdClient();
client.setRelyingPartyUUID("00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000");
client.setRelyingPartyName("DEMO");
client.setHostUrl("https://sid.demo.sk.ee/smart-id-rp/v1/");

Then we create a SmartIdSignatureToken instance:

NationalIdentity identity = new NationalIdentity("EE", "31111111111"); // identity of the signer
SmartIdSignatureToken smartIdSignatureToken = new SmartIdSignatureToken(client, identity);

Now we can use the SmartIdSignatureToken instance along with DigiDoc4J to create and sign a BDOC container:

Create a container with a text file to be signed
Container container = ContainerBuilder.
    aContainer().
    withDataFile("testFiles/legal_contract_1.txt", "text/plain").
    build();

// Get the signer's certificate
X509Certificate signingCert = smartIdSignatureToken.getCertificate()

// Get the data to be signed by the user
DataToSign dataToSign = SignatureBuilder.
    aSignature(container).
    withSigningCertificate(signingCert).
    withSignatureDigestAlgorithm(DigestAlgorithm.SHA256).
    buildDataToSign();

// Data to sign contains the digest that should be signed
byte[] digestToSign = dataToSign.getDigestToSign();

// Calculate the Smart-ID verification code to display on the web page or e-service
String verificationCode = VerificationCodeCalculator.calculate(digestToSign);

// Sign the digest
byte[] signatureValue = smartIdSignatureToken.signDigest(DigestAlgorithm.SHA256, digestToSign);

// Finalize the signature with OCSP response and timestamp (or timemark)
Signature signature = dataToSign.finalize(signatureValue);

// Add signature to the container
container.addSignature(signature);

For testing in demo environment TEST TSL must be used:

https://github.com/open-eid/digidoc4j/wiki/Using-test-TSL-lists