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This is the only one website (may be first) to show an example to create working war file for camunda shared engine using Spring Boot. We analysed the problem using pure spring boot "starter" dependencies that it contains camunda engine plus tomcat, so even when you remove tomcat using either <provided> or <exclude>, it continues to run on tomcat as its already with in camunda engine. And when you try to create war file and paste in into shared camunda engine outside then that war will no work. This is because that war you created containing camunda engine and a tomcat inside it and when you paste into another outside camunda engine, it gets confused to which camunda to use. Hence I worked on this and brought a mix version of spring and spring boot implementation of camunda. So here you go....and thanks me later :) Here is the pom file -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <?xml version=&

Signature A valid digital signature gives a recipient reason to believe that the message was created by a known sender ( authentication ), that the sender cannot deny having sent the message ( non-repudiation ), and that the message was not altered in transit ( integrity )   Original-data.getByte() + private key à signature All are in byte array As signature has to be passed through network, we convert into string but we cant use just string of original byte array because of security. Hence we do manipulation of byte array and convert into a different string. We shoud not send new String(byte [] signature) , we should send   new String(Base64.encode(byte[] signature)) Verification: Client send (new data + signature) object{ User name: Ram Id : 678 Signature : ZTngSmnSpmWIj40r5TQ1hmec0UbfJLSCRSxbVBxCwchcFu6A8RS+O9BUFgG7U+UozVlrO5xGl9tARHxcIK4y2x/UHvhfYu74SOq22XgdGNuPMGQ560pUpiSkXspfGuFh9xHqovNGs7MQvWyESgurqehdsFD18sXV0z7gnqqFm78= }