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I'm trying to validate a XAdES signature with a SignatureTimeStamp-element (which is a base64-encoded block). The Java-Lib xades4j basically does the validation for me. However, I'd like to manually inspect the timestamp (especially when validation fails). With inspect I mean to show the contents like the used certificates, their validity, the timestamp, etc.

What tool can I use? Does openssl do the trick? Can you give me an example of how to use it?

Andy
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Xades4j uses Bouncy Castle to generate and validate timestamps. BC probably allows you to get that info from the timestamp token in the signature.

lgoncalves
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