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(Python) S/MIME Signed MessageCreate an S/MIME signed (PKCS7) message. Important: This example is specific to the Windows operating system because it obtains the certificate and private key from the Windows registry-based certificate store. For other operating systems, see the PKCS7 signature examples that use PFX (.p12) files.
import sys import chilkat mime = chilkat.CkMime() success = mime.UnlockComponent("Anything for 30-day trial.") if (success == False): print mime.lastErrorText() sys.exit() mime.AddHeaderField("Subject","This is a test") mime.AddHeaderField("Abc","123") mime.SetBodyFromPlainText("This is the body") cert = chilkat.CkCert() # Load a certificate that has already been installed (from a .pfx) # on the computer: success = cert.LoadByEmailAddress("thawte@chilkatsoft.com") if (success == False): print cert.lastErrorText() sys.exit() # Convert to a signed message. success = mime.ConvertToSigned(cert) if (success == False): print mime.lastErrorText() sys.exit() # Display the signed MIME: print mime.getMime() print "----" # Unwrap to restore the original MIME. success = mime.UnwrapSecurity() if (success == False): print mime.lastErrorText() sys.exit() # Display the restored (unsigned) MIME: print mime.getMime() |
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