Struct VerifyContext 

pub struct VerifyContext<'a> { /* private fields */ }

Verification builder/configuration.

Implementations

impl<'a> VerifyContext<'a>

pub fn new() -> Self

Create a context with conservative defaults.

Defaults:

• no pre-set key, no key resolver
• manifests disabled
• same-document URIs only
• all transforms allowed
• pre-digest buffers not stored

pub fn key(self, key: &'a dyn VerifyingKey) -> Self

Set a pre-resolved verification key.

Built-in super::VerificationKey values are validated against the same operation key-strength policy as resolver-produced keys. Custom opaque VerifyingKey implementations retain responsibility for any key metadata that the core cannot inspect.

pub fn key_resolver(self, resolver: &'a dyn KeyResolver) -> Self

Set a key resolver fallback used when key() is not provided.

pub fn policy(self, policy: VerificationPolicy) -> Self

Replace the complete immutable verification policy snapshot.

pub fn provider(self, provider: &'a dyn CryptoProvider) -> Self

Select the cryptographic provider for this verification operation.

pub fn process_manifests(self, enabled: bool) -> Self

Enable or disable <Manifest> processing.

When enabled, references in <ds:Manifest> elements that are direct element children of <ds:Object> are processed only when the direct-child <ds:Object> or <ds:Manifest> itself is referenced from <SignedInfo> by an ID-based same-document fragment URI such as #id or #xpointer(id('id')), and that reference uses only canonicalization transforms (or implicit canonicalization). Filtering or binary transforms do not prove that the complete Manifest structure was authenticated. Only those signed Manifest references are returned in VerifyResult::manifest_references. Manifest parsing begins only after every <SignedInfo> reference digest validates; a failure returns immediately with no Manifest results. Nested <ds:Manifest> descendants under <ds:Object> are not processed. Direct-child unsigned/unreferenced Manifests are skipped and do not appear in VerifyResult::manifest_references. Whole-document same-document references such as URI="" or URI="#xpointer(/)" do not mark a specific direct-child <ds:Object>/<ds:Manifest> as signed for this option.

Manifests are parsed and processed only after the SignedInfo references and SignatureValue both validate. Their digest mismatches, policy violations, and processing failures are then reported independently in VerifyResult::manifest_references and do not alter VerifyResult::status. Callers that enable process_manifests(true) must inspect VerifyResult::manifest_references in addition to VerifyResult::status when interpreting verify() results. Structural/parse errors in Manifest content abort verify() and are returned as Err(...).

pub fn allowed_uri_types(self, types: UriTypeSet) -> Self

Restrict allowed reference URI classes.

pub fn allowed_retrieval_method_uri_types(self, types: UriTypeSet) -> Self

Restrict URI classes used to retrieve key material from <KeyInfo>.

This policy is independent from Self::allowed_uri_types: allowing an external signed payload does not implicitly allow external key retrieval. Same-document retrieval is enabled by default; external retrieval requires an explicit opt-in and still uses only caller-supplied resources.

pub fn external_resources(self, resources: &'a HashMap<String, Vec<u8>>) -> Self

Provide external URI payloads explicitly.

The map is the complete external I/O boundary: verification never performs network or filesystem access. External URIs must also be enabled through UriTypeSet. Map keys are RFC 3986 resolved URI identities: use normalized paths with dot segments removed and retain query or fragment suffixes.

pub fn allow_internal_dtd(self, enabled: bool) -> Self

Allow bounded internal DTD declarations while keeping external entity resolution disabled. This is off by default.

pub fn allowed_transforms<I, S>(self, transforms: I) -> Self

where I: IntoIterator<Item = S>, S: Into<String>,

Restrict allowed transform and canonicalization algorithms by URI.

Example values:

• http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#enveloped-signature
• http://www.w3.org/2001/10/xml-exc-c14n#

The allowlist covers explicit Reference and RetrievalMethod transforms, the declared SignedInfo canonicalization method, and implicit default C14N (http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-xml-c14n-20010315) when a Reference transform chain ends as a node set.

pub fn store_pre_digest(self, enabled: bool) -> Self

Store pre-digest buffers for diagnostics.

Retained reference buffers and canonicalized <SignedInfo> share a non-configurable 32 MiB safety ceiling. Canonicalized <SignedInfo> is charged even when diagnostic retention is disabled because signature verification always materializes it. Verification returns ReferenceProcessingError::CanonicalizedDataTooLarge on overflow.

pub fn xpath_here_semantics(self, semantics: XPathHereSemantics) -> Self

Select the node returned by XPath’s here() extension function.

The default follows XMLDSig and returns the <XPath> parameter. Use XPathHereSemantics::XmlSecLegacy only for documents known to have been generated with libxmlsec1’s <Transform> interpretation.

pub fn verify(&self, xml: &str) -> Result<VerifyResult, DsigError>

Verify one XMLDSig signature using this context.

Returns Ok(VerifyResult) for both valid and invalid signatures; inspect VerifyResult::status for the core <SignedInfo> and signature-value outcome. When Manifest processing is enabled, inspect every VerifyResult::manifest_references entry separately. Err(...) is reserved for pipeline failures.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for VerifyContext<'_>

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.