zeep_client.py

class ZeepWsseSignature(object):

    def apply(self, envelope, headers):
        sign_envelope(envelope, self.key)
        return envelope, headers

    def verify(self, envelope):
        if not verify_envelope(envelope, self.tbk_cert):
            raise InvalidSignatureResponse()
        return envelope


def sign_envelope(envelope, key):
    # Create the Signature node.
    signature = xmlsec.template.create(
        envelope,
        xmlsec.Transform.EXCL_C14N,
        xmlsec.Transform.RSA_SHA1,
    )

    # Add a KeyInfo node with X509Data child to the Signature. XMLSec will fill
    # in this template with the actual certificate details when it signs.
    key_info = xmlsec.template.ensure_key_info(signature)
    x509_data = xmlsec.template.add_x509_data(key_info)
    xmlsec.template.x509_data_add_issuer_serial(x509_data)
    xmlsec.template.x509_data_add_certificate(x509_data)

    # Insert the Signature node in the wsse:Security header.
    security = get_or_create_security_header(envelope)
    security.insert(0, signature)

    # Perform the actual signing.
    ctx = xmlsec.SignatureContext()
    ctx.key = key
    sign_node(ctx, signature, envelope.find(ns(SOAP_NS, 'Body')))
    ctx.sign(signature)

    # Place the X509 data inside a WSSE SecurityTokenReference within
    # KeyInfo. The recipient expects this structure, but we can't rearrange
    # like this until after signing, because otherwise xmlsec won't populate
    # the X509 data (because it doesn't understand WSSE).
    sec_token_ref = create_xml_element(ns(WSSE_NS, 'SecurityTokenReference'))
    sec_token_ref.append(x509_data)
    key_info.append(sec_token_ref)