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Encrypt XML SubtreeEncrypt an entire subtree within an XML document
use chilkat(); $xml = new chilkat::CkXml(); # First, build a sample XML document: $xml = new chilkat::CkXml(); $xml->put_Tag("stocks"); $xmlM = $xml->NewChild("Microsoft",""); $xmlM->NewChild2("symbol","MSFT"); $xmlM->NewChild2("recentPrice","34.50"); $xmlG = $xml->NewChild("Google",""); $xmlG->NewChild2("symbol","GOOG"); $xmlG->NewChild2("recentPrice","679.00"); # Display the unencrypted XML: print $xml->getXml() . "\r\n"; # This is the XML displayed: # <stocks> # <Microsoft> # <symbol>MSFT</symbol> # <recentPrice>34.50</recentPrice> # </Microsoft> # <Google> # <symbol>GOOG</symbol> # <recentPrice>679.00</recentPrice> # </Google> # </stocks> # The goal is to encrypt the "Microsoft" sub-tree. # The EncryptContent method encryptes the content # within a single XML node (not an entire sub-tree). # Therefore, to encrypt a sub-tree, you must first # compress it into a single node, and then encrypt it. $xmlM->ZipTree(); # Now encrypt the content using 128-bit AES encryption: $xmlM->EncryptContent("secretPassword"); # Display the XML with the encrypted sub-tree: print $xml->getXml() . "\r\n"; # This is displayed: # <stocks> # <Microsoft><![CDATA # [JkiMcoK3Mi198rT30KvicDEzu5WuJgMH+8KS0UZbcRE # 2CtdXplphV0iCdPMYnS01O6Ly6S4QCQSReMCshG/V3 # 8btJIZv/VLG9JZRsQk0bBafMhx7B2fQfm8YENke/JIM # ]]> </Microsoft> # <Google> # <symbol>GOOG</symbol> # <recentPrice>679.00</recentPrice> # </Google> # </stocks> # Now decrypt and unzip: $xmlM->DecryptContent("secretPassword"); $success = $xmlM->UnzipTree(); if ($success != 1) { print "Failed to unzip tree" . "\r\n"; } # Display the restored document: print $xml->getXml() . "\r\n"; |
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