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A.5. DSTC

URL

http://www.dstc.edu.au

DSTC (Distributed Systems Technology Centre) was a successful participant in the XMLDSIG interoperability testing, missing only a few points relating to optional RetrievalMethod, XPath, and XSLT features.

XMLDSIG

For information on DSTC's XMLDSIG product, which is free for noncommercial use, see

http://security.dstc.com/products/xmldsig/

It appears that the company's Java Crypto and Security Implementation is now being marketed for commercial use by Wedgetail.

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