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[Carlos Liébana <carlos.liebana@xxxxxxx>]

Really? In Spain, the API (only Java L ) is OpenSource, I think it was one
of the requirements for each UE country. There is also no need to sent it to
anybody, the JAVA Api helps to build easily signed invoices, but we can make
it from OpenERP also and then validate with the XSD provided. More theory
behind this of course (different types of signed documents depending on the
specifications versions, 3 ways of delivering the invoice…) but this is how
it should work.

 

But, we have not got our hands dirty with this yet, I hope there’s no
surprise beyond what we know.

 

Thanks for the info, Raphaël.

 

De: Raphaël Valyi [mailto:rvalyi@xxxxxxxxx] 
Enviado el: martes, 24 de agosto de 2010 20:22
Para: Carlos Liébana
CC: openerp-expert-accounting@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Asunto: Re: [Openerp-expert-accounting] signing of pdf's

 

Hello,

 

just to mention that here in Brazil we are exporting electronic signed
invoices too but we don't try to sign the pdf's as I'll explain:

Indeed, the Brazilian electronic invoice spec is a monster that have
obviously been designed to protect the monopoly of the two existing Java
application doing it currently. Those are freeware and more than 50 000
lines of Java (inspected with a decompiler), so you can't imagine to
reasonnably re-implement the spec in Python, it's also full of authenticated
SOAP/Axis stuff... BTW, what is signed here is SOAP XML over https, not
pdf's.

At the end we export OpenERP invoices to XML to those freewares and then
inside those freewares, using the GUI, the invoices are signed and sent to
the federal state. We could eventually remote the Java freeware GUI within
Python but that's all that seems reasonable for us currently given that
spec.

BTW, we are using TerminatOOOR ( http://github.com/rvalyi/terminatooor ) for
those invoice exports as format can vary from a state to another and Kettle
makes it simple to fine tune a transformation without too much
OpenERP/Python knowledge.

 

Regards,

 

 

Raphaël Valyi
Founder and ERP Consultant
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On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 3:10 PM, Carlos Liébana <carlos.liebana@xxxxxxx>
wrote:

Hi,

We can help on this. We’re developing a module that communicates with a web
service that requires a signed XML. This would be the basis for the Spanish
signed-electronic invoice… but I had no time to match others countries
specifications.

As Invitu said, more specification about the signature is required. We’ve
tested with .PEM certificates, which it’s stored in the database once
selected, and it’s working well.

Best regards.

 

 

Fuente: Nabble - openerp-expert-accounting
Expuesto el: lunes, 23 de agosto de 2010 23:19
Autor: invitu
Asunto: Re: signing of pdf's

 

 

The first question to ask is "what kind of certificate you're gonna use and
where will it be stored ?".
It could be stored on a pen drive, on the client, on the server...

The answer will depend on the philosophy of the signature (or on legal
rules). If it is only a signature to make the pdf "technically signed" by
the application, the certificate could be on the server. If the signature
needs to be signed by a person, the certificate should be located at least
on his machine or on other support managed by the person.
In all case, the signature has to be done where the certificate is stored.

Actually, in France, my personal bank statements are digitally signed by an
company certificate (I am not an expert in Legal stuff but it seems to be
already done in France in that case)

If there's a blueprint, I could help

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Le 23/08/2010 07:45, Ferdinand Gassauer a écrit : 

Hello! We want to send pdf-invoices which must be "signed"  (in Austria
<http://www.dig-rechnung.at/rechtliches.html>
http://www.dig-rechnung.at/rechtliches.html) but I assume similar in other
countries   So I am looking for a possibility to create signed pdf invoices
I am thinking to have a check box for each report if it should be signed or
not. This would be also an appropriate method to verify after 5 or 7 or 10
years  that digital stored documents are still valid.  and documents could
be not only invoices, but sale orders, reminders, general  ledger etc  did
someone work on this?    


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