Hi all,
I'm using formhub.org as my aggregate server, and I've gotten ODK Briefcase
setup so that I can pull my completed forms from formhub and then export
them to a csv file. Unfortunately, when I try to export encrypted files I'm
running into the following error (which I'm having trouble making heads or
tails of):
Error decrypting submission...........Cause:
org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.FileSystemException: Error decrypting:
submission.xml Cause: org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.ParsingException:
Failed during parsing of submission Xml:
org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParserException: name expected (position:START_TAG
@3:28 in java.io.InputStreamReader@1e6a528)
I've followed the directions from
http://opendatakit.org/help/encrypted-forms/, but I've had to deviate
slightly because I have java 7. I've made sure to replace the
'local_policy' and 'US_export_policy' files in C:\Program
Files\Java\jre7\lib\security with the ones from UnlimitedJCEPolicy from
JDK7. Earlier I tried a combination of Java7 with JCE6, but that didn't
work either. From this discussion
post: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/opendatakit/y1NcN2LOoPM/lDmB9C9XiLgJ,
it seems like I should be able to use both Java 7 and JCE7.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Michael
Unless you have seen documentation on the FormHub site that indicates it
supports encrypted forms in the way ODK Aggregate does, you should contact
their support to confirm that they are supported.
It sounds like the encrypted forms that have been pulled are not
well-formed.
After pulling down the submissions, within the ODK Briefcase Storage
location, under the form name, under the instances directory, there should
be directories containing at least 2 files: submission.xml and
submisson.xml.enc
Using Notepad++ or some other non-smart text editor, open the
submission.xml file and copy the entire contents (it will be one long line)
and run it through an XML formatter (e.g.,
http://www.freeformatter.com/xml-formatter.html ), it should look something
like:
Yw0KgkvNyGH3mDEmx9Jj5u3uH5crlmDySRpPHmjpJHZLWXrQI8dyOee5NSby3JGZea+sPsievTFY0UwA717Gf+mpS4Ld9SiavAlWLOHIK/EevBJAvBQBWlEJcH15T0mTgoUYu9YSJmKQuTrYOathqtGHh+p3NIfsfrdxWSUJ4W6OgUYoNrOg4lBf7Xpu1JJW3g3z6kHRyy+Yo/fh01Ap2SDXxPNynExlFCUen7Ytdmh34TJP0XAGfqTTn6nouKBpvmJiAkY3efM188E3JBisblguqBbDc9dV4ApblxAxwytx0GuMEerYGB25V545WhpsdW0BW4BNOgkltagkuUVTaA==
<orx:meta xmlns:orx="http://openrosa.org/xforms">
orx:instanceIDuuid:d77d728d-99d9-4604-abd1-172c86a97874</orx:instanceID>
</orx:meta>
submission.xml.enc
hUcCPXjY3GAv8szjIiyzlB2h0W3pOj3hxNT18XEMYlLh7cD70rVYL/K/G7FV4tfnmkfCDjA9kvZTykZJD7KfVeScooto4f+lS4r3k7IBi6OVJFfS3Y2YJ9l3Wbm9Mo2x8DSfy2QHkOKkQs9IbJfahVktzljRP+cKh5X4Qbg9qEeCHUI7eyyX5HMvmwwLXx4J2xC3kVfKy8bwk35tKSgIXAUrUnUus0P4qzx56QnLCa11v9AiYA67lbQrquh+ej3nxX6FsmXjdNzQ49bW3afeBlqZpXQ7b5V9oe6vZjCXa0vfDM5pXI4u2MOf0nru0t1ObRBfWN/R73yZ8LHQeIZH9g==
I.e., it should just be a manifest describing the encrypted submission (in
this case, that it consists of the single file, submission.xml.enc, used a
particular encryption key, and had a certain content signature.
Mitch
···
On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 2:45 PM, Michael Miller wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using formhub.org as my aggregate server, and I've gotten ODK
Briefcase setup so that I can pull my completed forms from formhub and then
export them to a csv file. Unfortunately, when I try to export encrypted
files I'm running into the following error (which I'm having trouble making
heads or tails of):
Error decrypting submission...........Cause:
org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.FileSystemException: Error decrypting:
submission.xml Cause: org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.ParsingException:
Failed during parsing of submission Xml:
org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParserException: name expected (position:START_TAG
@3:28 in java.io.InputStreamReader@1e6a528)
I've followed the directions from
http://opendatakit.org/help/encrypted-forms/, but I've had to deviate
slightly because I have java 7. I've made sure to replace the
'local_policy' and 'US_export_policy' files in C:\Program
Files\Java\jre7\lib\security with the ones from UnlimitedJCEPolicy from
JDK7. Earlier I tried a combination of Java7 with JCE6, but that didn't
work either. From this discussion post:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/opendatakit/y1NcN2LOoPM/lDmB9C9XiLgJ, it
seems like I should be able to use both Java 7 and JCE7.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Michael
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Mitch, thank you for the speedy and instructive reply. First off, I'm using
formhub's http://blog.formhub.org/2013/07/23/ensure-complete-data-protection-with-encrypted-forms/directions
on encryption so I think we are good on that front. It does, however, look
like the xml file is not well-formed. In the instance directory there is a
submission.xml and a submission.xml.enc file. I tried pasting the contents
of the submission.xml file into the XML Formatter you suggested, but it
returned an error.
Here is the error thrown the XML formatter: Unable to parse any XML input.
org.jdom.input.JDOMParseException: Error on line 1: Attribute "xmlns" bound
to namespace "http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/" was already specified for
element "n0:data".
Here is the submission.xml text: <n0:data encrypted="yes" id="lang_crypt"
instanceID="uuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402"
submissionDate="2013-08-02T16:35:07+00:00"
xmlns="http://www.opendatakit.org/xforms/encrypted"
xmlns="http://opendatakit.org/submissions"
xmlns:n0="http://www.opendatakit.org/xforms/encrypted">n0:base64EncryptedKeyf9N6qX8DXraoO06zxUztw5AEtRkh8B1a4qmhbTFlTwRwiYB5Hxi2yUPgFPrNUHTvutM+dqEJBMoIDW6S38FT8JawLvvJtSSc74IXaA1HclLR+gVtJ1Nl8hG3cd+zIT0t8zeiV8MG8odqzqp3I78P+HjFj44EmOLyoZPCj3B1WIljfTzZvvOrMBN3N3aWs1evR692lnkBT2yytKVhzoE4HZXre1u+VxX0tgig5wDDoN5nbvjV4Lv7pcGqZbLGN4eSMgheR5+j97AQ7x5P2O8iZOM7BnODHpWsaYkDAMszaaTQ+toPRnawhtvPSnHV0rOSnW0KH9YW9AZisvx81N2aiw==</n0:base64EncryptedKey><orx:meta
xmlns:orx="http://openrosa.org/xforms">orx:instanceIDuuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402</orx:instanceID></orx:meta>n0:encryptedXmlFilesubmission.xml.enc</n0:encryptedXmlFile>n0:base64EncryptedElementSignaturelbs2Serd4IDTPAVzf+tABBbaXUQ0Wl+UWF/wlpMU0fLzTC4oQLIbSUjqz1IOkjKZT/XVG9PX6dmrm1mRCuOfwI1JSuzucEdG2Hb3vuVJfKaGfB+mPdbZUvgQcSKN9y8/NN/vBME7OxcDC09G6xhok1ZFf7aslsNGGj2Z4lLHuWN+epFkHw6l4HnMW6V5yv1naK2BwGm3gkUisJvMWvLagd5gKSTcbnpoKO21Y+pjP4Nj53E5RuxVS3fFb6cG0+BW33G2K32wpHzOYYsiNh43ScyPrHQG3pWesHdp6/qBwgaV8vPFQ9J9mt0MRYsAy9ARzlCN6017dESTQacU0H3X0w==</n0:base64EncryptedElementSignature></n0:data>
Thanks again for your time!
···
On Friday, August 2, 2013 3:01:39 PM UTC-7, Mitch Sundt wrote:
>
> Unless you have seen documentation on the FormHub site that indicates it
> supports encrypted forms in the way ODK Aggregate does, you should contact
> their support to confirm that they are supported.
>
> It sounds like the encrypted forms that have been pulled are not
> well-formed.
>
> After pulling down the submissions, within the ODK Briefcase Storage
> location, under the form name, under the instances directory, there should
> be directories containing at least 2 files: submission.xml and
> submisson.xml.enc
>
> Using Notepad++ or some other non-smart text editor, open the
> submission.xml file and copy the entire contents (it will be one long line)
> and run it through an XML formatter (e.g.,
> http://www.freeformatter.com/xml-formatter.html ), it should look
> something like:
>
>
> Yw0KgkvNyGH3mDEmx9Jj5u3uH5crlmDySRpPHmjpJHZLWXrQI8dyOee5NSby3JGZea+sPsievTFY0UwA717Gf+mpS4Ld9SiavAlWLOHIK/EevBJAvBQBWlEJcH15T0mTgoUYu9YSJmKQuTrYOathqtGHh+p3NIfsfrdxWSUJ4W6OgUYoNrOg4lBf7Xpu1JJW3g3z6kHRyy+Yo/fh01Ap2SDXxPNynExlFCUen7Ytdmh34TJP0XAGfqTTn6nouKBpvmJiAkY3efM188E3JBisblguqBbDc9dV4ApblxAxwytx0GuMEerYGB25V545WhpsdW0BW4BNOgkltagkuUVTaA==
>
> uuid:d77d728d-99d9-4604-abd1-172c86a97874
>
> submission.xml.enc
> hUcCPXjY3GAv8szjIiyzlB2h0W3pOj3hxNT18XEMYlLh7cD70rVYL/K/G7FV4tfnmkfCDjA9kvZTykZJD7KfVeScooto4f+lS4r3k7IBi6OVJFfS3Y2YJ9l3Wbm9Mo2x8DSfy2QHkOKkQs9IbJfahVktzljRP+cKh5X4Qbg9qEeCHUI7eyyX5HMvmwwLXx4J2xC3kVfKy8bwk35tKSgIXAUrUnUus0P4qzx56QnLCa11v9AiYA67lbQrquh+ej3nxX6FsmXjdNzQ49bW3afeBlqZpXQ7b5V9oe6vZjCXa0vfDM5pXI4u2MOf0nru0t1ObRBfWN/R73yZ8LHQeIZH9g==
>
>
> I.e., it should just be a manifest describing the encrypted submission (in
> this case, that it consists of the single file, submission.xml.enc, used a
> particular encryption key, and had a certain content signature.
>
> Mitch
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 2:45 PM, Michael Miller <michael....@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm using formhub.org as my aggregate server, and I've gotten ODK
>> Briefcase setup so that I can pull my completed forms from formhub and then
>> export them to a csv file. Unfortunately, when I try to export encrypted
>> files I'm running into the following error (which I'm having trouble making
>> heads or tails of):
>>
>> Error decrypting submission...........Cause:
>> org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.FileSystemException: Error decrypting:
>> submission.xml Cause: org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.ParsingException:
>> Failed during parsing of submission Xml:
>> org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParserException: name expected (position:START_TAG
>> @3:28 in java.io.InputStreamReader@1e6a528)
>>
>>
>> I've followed the directions from
>> http://opendatakit.org/help/encrypted-forms/, but I've had to deviate
>> slightly because I have java 7. I've made sure to replace the
>> 'local_policy' and 'US_export_policy' files in C:\Program
>> Files\Java\jre7\lib\security with the ones from UnlimitedJCEPolicy from
>> JDK7. Earlier I tried a combination of Java7 with JCE6, but that didn't
>> work either. From this discussion post:
>> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/opendatakit/y1NcN2LOoPM/lDmB9C9XiLgJ, it
>> seems like I should be able to use both Java 7 and JCE7.
>>
>> Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>> Michael
>>
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>
Look at a finalized submission on ODK Collect.
This will be in
odk/instances/forminstancedatestamp/forminstancedatestamp.xml where
'forminstancedatestamp' is an awkwardly long name identifying the form and
the time the submission was first saved. This xml file corresponds to
submission.xml on ODK Briefcase; finalized forms will also have a
submission.xml.enc in that directory.
Does the file corresponding to submission.xml format OK? Or is it invalid.
It should be valid.
If it formats OK, then this would isolate the issue to FormHub. Follow up
with their tech support.
Mitch
···
On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 3:29 PM, Michael M wrote:
Mitch, thank you for the speedy and instructive reply. First off, I'm
using formhub's http://blog.formhub.org/2013/07/23/ensure-complete-data-protection-with-encrypted-forms/directions
on encryption so I think we are good on that front. It does, however, look
like the xml file is not well-formed. In the instance directory there is a
submission.xml and a submission.xml.enc file. I tried pasting the contents
of the submission.xml file into the XML Formatter you suggested, but it
returned an error.
Here is the error thrown the XML formatter: Unable to parse any XML
input. org.jdom.input.JDOMParseException: Error on line 1: Attribute
"xmlns" bound to namespace "http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/" was already
specified for element "n0:data".
Here is the submission.xml text: <n0:data encrypted="yes" id="lang_crypt"
instanceID="uuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402"
submissionDate="2013-08-02T16:35:07+00:00" xmlns="
http://www.opendatakit.org/xforms/encrypted" xmlns="
http://opendatakit.org/submissions" xmlns:n0="
http://www.opendatakit.org/xforms/encrypted">n0:base64EncryptedKeyf9N6qX8DXraoO06zxUztw5AEtRkh8B1a4qmhbTFlTwRwiYB5Hxi2yUPgFPrNUHTvutM+dqEJBMoIDW6S38FT8JawLvvJtSSc74IXaA1HclLR+gVtJ1Nl8hG3cd+zIT0t8zeiV8MG8odqzqp3I78P+HjFj44EmOLyoZPCj3B1WIljfTzZvvOrMBN3N3aWs1evR692lnkBT2yytKVhzoE4HZXre1u+VxX0tgig5wDDoN5nbvjV4Lv7pcGqZbLGN4eSMgheR5+j97AQ7x5P2O8iZOM7BnODHpWsaYkDAMszaaTQ+toPRnawhtvPSnHV0rOSnW0KH9YW9AZisvx81N2aiw==</n0:base64EncryptedKey><orx:meta
xmlns:orx="http://openrosa.org/xforms
">orx:instanceIDuuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402</orx:instanceID></orx:meta>n0:encryptedXmlFilesubmission.xml.enc</n0:encryptedXmlFile>n0:base64EncryptedElementSignaturelbs2Serd4IDTPAVzf+tABBbaXUQ0Wl+UWF/wlpMU0fLzTC4oQLIbSUjqz1IOkjKZT/XVG9PX6dmrm1mRCuOfwI1JSuzucEdG2Hb3vuVJfKaGfB+mPdbZUvgQcSKN9y8/NN/vBME7OxcDC09G6xhok1ZFf7aslsNGGj2Z4lLHuWN+epFkHw6l4HnMW6V5yv1naK2BwGm3gkUisJvMWvLagd5gKSTcbnpoKO21Y+pjP4Nj53E5RuxVS3fFb6cG0+BW33G2K32wpHzOYYsiNh43ScyPrHQG3pWesHdp6/qBwgaV8vPFQ9J9mt0MRYsAy9ARzlCN6017dESTQacU0H3X0w==</n0:base64EncryptedElementSignature></n0:data>
Thanks again for your time!
On Friday, August 2, 2013 3:01:39 PM UTC-7, Mitch Sundt wrote:
Unless you have seen documentation on the FormHub site that indicates it
supports encrypted forms in the way ODK Aggregate does, you should contact
their support to confirm that they are supported.
It sounds like the encrypted forms that have been pulled are not
well-formed.
After pulling down the submissions, within the ODK Briefcase Storage
location, under the form name, under the instances directory, there should
be directories containing at least 2 files: submission.xml and
submisson.xml.enc
Using Notepad++ or some other non-smart text editor, open the
submission.xml file and copy the entire contents (it will be one long line)
and run it through an XML formatter (e.g., http://www.freeformatter.com/*
*xml-formatter.html http://www.freeformatter.com/xml-formatter.html ),
it should look something like:
Yw0KgkvNyG**H3mDEmx9Jj5u3uH5crlmDySRpPHmjp**JHZLWXrQI8dyOee5NSby3JGZea+**sPsievTFY0UwA717Gf+**mpS4Ld9SiavAlWLOHIK/**EevBJAvBQBWlEJcH15T0mTgoUYu9YS**JmKQuTrYOathqtGHh+**p3NIfsfrdxWSUJ4W6OgUYoNrOg4lBf**7Xpu1JJW3g3z6kHRyy+Yo/**fh01Ap2SDXxPNynExlFCUen7Ytdmh3**4TJP0XAGfqTTn6nouKBpvmJiAkY3ef**M188E3JBisblguqBbDc9dV4ApblxAx**wytx0GuMEerYGB25V545WhpsdW0BW4**BNOgkltagkuUVTaA==
uuid:d77d728d-**99d9-4604-abd1-172c86a97874
submission.**xml.enc
<**base64EncryptedElementSignatur**e>hUcCPXjY3GAv8szjIiyzlB2h0W3p**Oj3hxNT18XEMYlLh7cD70rVYL/K/**G7FV4tfnmkfCDjA9kvZTykZJD7KfVe**Scooto4f+**lS4r3k7IBi6OVJFfS3Y2YJ9l3Wbm9M**o2x8DSfy2QHkOKkQs9IbJfahVktzlj**RP+**cKh5X4Qbg9qEeCHUI7eyyX5HMvmwwL**Xx4J2xC3kVfKy8bwk35tKSgIXAUrUn**Uus0P4qzx56QnLCa11v9AiYA67lbQr**quh+**ej3nxX6FsmXjdNzQ49bW3afeBlqZpX**Q7b5V9oe6vZjCXa0vfDM5pXI4u2MOf**0nru0t1ObRBfWN/**R73yZ8LHQeIZH9g==
I.e., it should just be a manifest describing the encrypted submission
(in this case, that it consists of the single file, submission.xml.enc,
used a particular encryption key, and had a certain content signature.
Mitch
On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 2:45 PM, Michael Miller michael....@gmail.comwrote:
Hi all,
I'm using formhub.org as my aggregate server, and I've gotten ODK
Briefcase setup so that I can pull my completed forms from formhub and then
export them to a csv file. Unfortunately, when I try to export encrypted
files I'm running into the following error (which I'm having trouble making
heads or tails of):
Error decrypting submission...........Cause: org.opendatakit.briefcase.*
*model.FileSystemException: Error decrypting: submission.xml Cause:
org.opendatakit.briefcase.**model.ParsingException: Failed during
parsing of submission Xml: org.xmlpull.v1.**XmlPullParserException:
name expected (position:START_TAG @3:28 in java.io.InputStreamReader@
**1e6a528)
I've followed the directions from http://opendatakit.org/**
help/encrypted-forms/ http://opendatakit.org/help/encrypted-forms/,
but I've had to deviate slightly because I have java 7. I've made sure to
replace the 'local_policy' and 'US_export_policy' files in C:\Program
Files\Java\jre7\lib\security with the ones from UnlimitedJCEPolicy from
JDK7. Earlier I tried a combination of Java7 with JCE6, but that didn't
work either. From this discussion post: https://groups.google.**
com/d/msg/opendatakit/**y1NcN2LOoPM/lDmB9C9XiLgJhttps://groups.google.com/d/msg/opendatakit/y1NcN2LOoPM/lDmB9C9XiLgJ,
it seems like I should be able to use both Java 7 and JCE7.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
Michael
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Ah, interesting. Looks like it formats just fine. Issue isolated to
FormHub. I'll keep everyone posted on how my follow up with FormHub support
goes.
Michael
···
On Friday, August 2, 2013 4:34:53 PM UTC-7, Mitch Sundt wrote:
>
> Look at a finalized submission on ODK Collect.
> This will be in
> odk/instances/forminstancedatestamp/forminstancedatestamp.xml where
> 'forminstancedatestamp' is an awkwardly long name identifying the form and
> the time the submission was first saved. This xml file corresponds to
> submission.xml on ODK Briefcase; finalized forms will also have a
> submission.xml.enc in that directory.
>
> Does the file corresponding to submission.xml format OK? Or is it invalid.
> It should be valid.
>
> If it formats OK, then this would isolate the issue to FormHub. Follow up
> with their tech support.
>
> Mitch
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 3:29 PM, Michael M <michael....@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Mitch, thank you for the speedy and instructive reply. First off, I'm
>> using formhub's directions
>> on encryption so I think we are good on that front. It does, however, look
>> like the xml file is not well-formed. In the instance directory there is a
>> submission.xml and a submission.xml.enc file. I tried pasting the contents
>> of the submission.xml file into the XML Formatter you suggested, but it
>> returned an error.
>>
>>
>> Here is the error thrown the XML formatter: Unable to parse any XML
>> input. org.jdom.input.JDOMParseException: Error on line 1: Attribute
>> "xmlns" bound to namespace "http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/" was already
>> specified for element "n0:data".
>>
>>
>> Here is the submission.xml text: > id="lang_crypt" instanceID="uuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402"
>> submissionDate="2013-08-02T16:35:07+00:00" xmlns="
>> http://www.opendatakit.org/xforms/encrypted" xmlns="
>> http://opendatakit.org/submissions" xmlns:n0="
>> http://www.opendatakit.org/xforms/encrypted">f9N6qX8DXraoO06zxUztw5AEtRkh8B1a4qmhbTFlTwRwiYB5Hxi2yUPgFPrNUHTvutM+dqEJBMoIDW6S38FT8JawLvvJtSSc74IXaA1HclLR+gVtJ1Nl8hG3cd+zIT0t8zeiV8MG8odqzqp3I78P+HjFj44EmOLyoZPCj3B1WIljfTzZvvOrMBN3N3aWs1evR692lnkBT2yytKVhzoE4HZXre1u+VxX0tgig5wDDoN5nbvjV4Lv7pcGqZbLGN4eSMgheR5+j97AQ7x5P2O8iZOM7BnODHpWsaYkDAMszaaTQ+toPRnawhtvPSnHV0rOSnW0KH9YW9AZisvx81N2aiw==> xmlns:orx="http://openrosa.org/xforms
>> ">uuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402submission.xml.enclbs2Serd4IDTPAVzf+tABBbaXUQ0Wl+UWF/wlpMU0fLzTC4oQLIbSUjqz1IOkjKZT/XVG9PX6dmrm1mRCuOfwI1JSuzucEdG2Hb3vuVJfKaGfB+mPdbZUvgQcSKN9y8/NN/vBME7OxcDC09G6xhok1ZFf7aslsNGGj2Z4lLHuWN+epFkHw6l4HnMW6V5yv1naK2BwGm3gkUisJvMWvLagd5gKSTcbnpoKO21Y+pjP4Nj53E5RuxVS3fFb6cG0+BW33G2K32wpHzOYYsiNh43ScyPrHQG3pWesHdp6/qBwgaV8vPFQ9J9mt0MRYsAy9ARzlCN6017dESTQacU0H3X0w==
>>
>> Thanks again for your time!
>>
>>
>>
>> On Friday, August 2, 2013 3:01:39 PM UTC-7, Mitch Sundt wrote:
>>
>>> Unless you have seen documentation on the FormHub site that indicates it
>>> supports encrypted forms in the way ODK Aggregate does, you should contact
>>> their support to confirm that they are supported.
>>>
>>> It sounds like the encrypted forms that have been pulled are not
>>> well-formed.
>>>
>>> After pulling down the submissions, within the ODK Briefcase Storage
>>> location, under the form name, under the instances directory, there should
>>> be directories containing at least 2 files: submission.xml and
>>> submisson.xml.enc
>>>
>>> Using Notepad++ or some other non-smart text editor, open the
>>> submission.xml file and copy the entire contents (it will be one long line)
>>> and run it through an XML formatter (e.g., http://www.freeformatter.com/
>>> **xml-formatter.html ), it should look something like:
>>>
>>>
>>> Yw0KgkvNyG**H3mDEmx9Jj5u3uH5crlmDySRpPHmjp**JHZLWXrQI8dyOee5NSby3JGZea+**sPsievTFY0UwA717Gf+**mpS4Ld9SiavAlWLOHIK/**EevBJAvBQBWlEJcH15T0mTgoUYu9YS**JmKQuTrYOathqtGHh+**p3NIfsfrdxWSUJ4W6OgUYoNrOg4lBf**7Xpu1JJW3g3z6kHRyy+Yo/**fh01Ap2SDXxPNynExlFCUen7Ytdmh3**4TJP0XAGfqTTn6nouKBpvmJiAkY3ef**M188E3JBisblguqBbDc9dV4ApblxAx**wytx0GuMEerYGB25V545WhpsdW0BW4**BNOgkltagkuUVTaA==
>>>
>>> uuid:d77d728d-**99d9-4604-abd1-172c86a97874
>>>
>>> submission.**xml.enc
>>> <**base64EncryptedElementSignatur**e>hUcCPXjY3GAv8szjIiyzlB2h0W3p**Oj3hxNT18XEMYlLh7cD70rVYL/K/**G7FV4tfnmkfCDjA9kvZTykZJD7KfVe**Scooto4f+**lS4r3k7IBi6OVJFfS3Y2YJ9l3Wbm9M**o2x8DSfy2QHkOKkQs9IbJfahVktzlj**RP+**cKh5X4Qbg9qEeCHUI7eyyX5HMvmwwL**Xx4J2xC3kVfKy8bwk35tKSgIXAUrUn**Uus0P4qzx56QnLCa11v9AiYA67lbQr**quh+**ej3nxX6FsmXjdNzQ49bW3afeBlqZpX**Q7b5V9oe6vZjCXa0vfDM5pXI4u2MOf**0nru0t1ObRBfWN/**R73yZ8LHQeIZH9g==
>>>
>>>
>>> I.e., it should just be a manifest describing the encrypted submission
>>> (in this case, that it consists of the single file, submission.xml.enc,
>>> used a particular encryption key, and had a certain content signature.
>>>
>>> Mitch
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 2:45 PM, Michael Miller wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I'm using formhub.org as my aggregate server, and I've gotten ODK
>>>> Briefcase setup so that I can pull my completed forms from formhub and then
>>>> export them to a csv file. Unfortunately, when I try to export encrypted
>>>> files I'm running into the following error (which I'm having trouble making
>>>> heads or tails of):
>>>>
>>>> Error decrypting submission...........Cause: org.opendatakit.briefcase.
>>>> **model.FileSystemException: Error decrypting: submission.xml Cause:
>>>> org.opendatakit.briefcase.**model.ParsingException: Failed during
>>>> parsing of submission Xml: org.xmlpull.v1.**XmlPullParserException:
>>>> name expected (position:START_TAG @3:28 in java.io.InputStreamReader@
>>>> **1e6a528)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I've followed the directions from http://opendatakit.org/**
>>>> help/encrypted-forms/ ,
>>>> but I've had to deviate slightly because I have java 7. I've made sure to
>>>> replace the 'local_policy' and 'US_export_policy' files in C:\Program
>>>> Files\Java\jre7\lib\security with the ones from UnlimitedJCEPolicy from
>>>> JDK7. Earlier I tried a combination of Java7 with JCE6, but that didn't
>>>> work either. From this discussion post: https://groups.google.**
>>>> com/d/msg/opendatakit/**y1NcN2LOoPM/lDmB9C9XiLgJ,
>>>> it seems like I should be able to use both Java 7 and JCE7.
>>>>
>>>> Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
>>>>
>>>> Michael
>>>>
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>
Hi Michael,
Any luck with FormHub? I have the same issue.
Anna
···
On Friday, August 2, 2013 7:46:38 PM UTC-4, Michael M wrote:
> Ah, interesting. Looks like it formats just fine. Issue isolated to FormHub. I'll keep everyone posted on how my follow up with FormHub support goes.
>
>
> Michael
>
> On Friday, August 2, 2013 4:34:53 PM UTC-7, Mitch Sundt wrote:
> Look at a finalized submission on ODK Collect.
> This will be in odk/instances/forminstancedatestamp/forminstancedatestamp.xml where 'forminstancedatestamp' is an awkwardly long name identifying the form and the time the submission was first saved. This xml file corresponds to submission.xml on ODK Briefcase; finalized forms will also have a submission.xml.enc in that directory.
>
>
>
> Does the file corresponding to submission.xml format OK? Or is it invalid. It should be valid.
>
>
> If it formats OK, then this would isolate the issue to FormHub. Follow up with their tech support.
>
>
>
> Mitch
>
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 3:29 PM, Michael M wrote:
>
> Mitch, thank you for the speedy and instructive reply. First off, I'm using formhub's directions on encryption so I think we are good on that front. It does, however, look like the xml file is not well-formed. In the instance directory there is a submission.xml and a submission.xml.enc file. I tried pasting the contents of the submission.xml file into the XML Formatter you suggested, but it returned an error.
>
>
>
>
>
> Here is the error thrown the XML formatter: Unable to parse any XML input. org.jdom.input.JDOMParseException: Error on line 1: Attribute "xmlns" bound to namespace "http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/" was already specified for element "n0:data".
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Here is the submission.xml text: f9N6qX8DXraoO06zxUztw5AEtRkh8B1a4qmhbTFlTwRwiYB5Hxi2yUPgFPrNUHTvutM+dqEJBMoIDW6S38FT8JawLvvJtSSc74IXaA1HclLR+gVtJ1Nl8hG3cd+zIT0t8zeiV8MG8odqzqp3I78P+HjFj44EmOLyoZPCj3B1WIljfTzZvvOrMBN3N3aWs1evR692lnkBT2yytKVhzoE4HZXre1u+VxX0tgig5wDDoN5nbvjV4Lv7pcGqZbLGN4eSMgheR5+j97AQ7x5P2O8iZOM7BnODHpWsaYkDAMszaaTQ+toPRnawhtvPSnHV0rOSnW0KH9YW9AZisvx81N2aiw==uuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402submission.xml.enclbs2Serd4IDTPAVzf+tABBbaXUQ0Wl+UWF/wlpMU0fLzTC4oQLIbSUjqz1IOkjKZT/XVG9PX6dmrm1mRCuOfwI1JSuzucEdG2Hb3vuVJfKaGfB+mPdbZUvgQcSKN9y8/NN/vBME7OxcDC09G6xhok1ZFf7aslsNGGj2Z4lLHuWN+epFkHw6l4HnMW6V5yv1naK2BwGm3gkUisJvMWvLagd5gKSTcbnpoKO21Y+pjP4Nj53E5RuxVS3fFb6cG0+BW33G2K32wpHzOYYsiNh43ScyPrHQG3pWesHdp6/qBwgaV8vPFQ9J9mt0MRYsAy9ARzlCN6017dESTQacU0H3X0w==
>
>
>
>
> Thanks again for your time!
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Friday, August 2, 2013 3:01:39 PM UTC-7, Mitch Sundt wrote:
>
>
>
> Unless you have seen documentation on the FormHub site that indicates it supports encrypted forms in the way ODK Aggregate does, you should contact their support to confirm that they are supported.
>
>
>
>
> It sounds like the encrypted forms that have been pulled are not well-formed.
>
> After pulling down the submissions, within the ODK Briefcase Storage location, under the form name, under the instances directory, there should be directories containing at least 2 files: submission.xml and submisson.xml.enc
>
>
>
> Using Notepad++ or some other non-smart text editor, open the submission.xml file and copy the entire contents (it will be one long line) and run it through an XML formatter (e.g., http://www.freeformatter.com/xml-formatter.html ), it should look something like:
>
>
>
>
> Yw0KgkvNyGH3mDEmx9Jj5u3uH5crlmDySRpPHmjpJHZLWXrQI8dyOee5NSby3JGZea+sPsievTFY0UwA717Gf+mpS4Ld9SiavAlWLOHIK/EevBJAvBQBWlEJcH15T0mTgoUYu9YSJmKQuTrYOathqtGHh+p3NIfsfrdxWSUJ4W6OgUYoNrOg4lBf7Xpu1JJW3g3z6kHRyy+Yo/fh01Ap2SDXxPNynExlFCUen7Ytdmh34TJP0XAGfqTTn6nouKBpvmJiAkY3efM188E3JBisblguqBbDc9dV4ApblxAxwytx0GuMEerYGB25V545WhpsdW0BW4BNOgkltagkuUVTaA==
>
> uuid:d77d728d-99d9-4604-abd1-172c86a97874
>
> submission.xml.enc
> hUcCPXjY3GAv8szjIiyzlB2h0W3pOj3hxNT18XEMYlLh7cD70rVYL/K/G7FV4tfnmkfCDjA9kvZTykZJD7KfVeScooto4f+lS4r3k7IBi6OVJFfS3Y2YJ9l3Wbm9Mo2x8DSfy2QHkOKkQs9IbJfahVktzljRP+cKh5X4Qbg9qEeCHUI7eyyX5HMvmwwLXx4J2xC3kVfKy8bwk35tKSgIXAUrUnUus0P4qzx56QnLCa11v9AiYA67lbQrquh+ej3nxX6FsmXjdNzQ49bW3afeBlqZpXQ7b5V9oe6vZjCXa0vfDM5pXI4u2MOf0nru0t1ObRBfWN/R73yZ8LHQeIZH9g==
>
>
> I.e., it should just be a manifest describing the encrypted submission (in this case, that it consists of the single file, submission.xml.enc, used a particular encryption key, and had a certain content signature.
>
>
>
> Mitch
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 2:45 PM, Michael Miller wrote:
>
>
> Hi all,
>
>
> I'm using formhub.org as my aggregate server, and I've gotten ODK Briefcase setup so that I can pull my completed forms from formhub and then export them to a csv file. Unfortunately, when I try to export encrypted files I'm running into the following error (which I'm having trouble making heads or tails of):
>
>
>
>
> Error decrypting submission...........Cause: org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.FileSystemException: Error decrypting: submission.xml Cause: org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.ParsingException: Failed during parsing of submission Xml: org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParserException: name expected (position:START_TAG @3:28 in java.io.InputStreamReader@1e6a528)
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I've followed the directions from http://opendatakit.org/help/encrypted-forms/, but I've had to deviate slightly because I have java 7. I've made sure to replace the 'local_policy' and 'US_export_policy' files in C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\lib\security with the ones from UnlimitedJCEPolicy from JDK7. Earlier I tried a combination of Java7 with JCE6, but that didn't work either. From this discussion post: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/opendatakit/y1NcN2LOoPM/lDmB9C9XiLgJ, it seems like I should be able to use both Java 7 and JCE7.
>
>
>
>
> Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!
>
>
> Michael
>
>
>
>
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>
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I haven't been pursuing the issue lately, but it looks like there has been
some progress: https://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/issues/detail?id=918.
···
On Sunday, November 10, 2013 7:27:59 AM UTC-8, anna.t...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hi Michael,
>
> Any luck with FormHub? I have the same issue.
>
> Anna
>
>
> On Friday, August 2, 2013 7:46:38 PM UTC-4, Michael M wrote:
> > Ah, interesting. Looks like it formats just fine. Issue isolated to
> FormHub. I'll keep everyone posted on how my follow up with FormHub support
> goes.
> >
> >
> > Michael
> >
> > On Friday, August 2, 2013 4:34:53 PM UTC-7, Mitch Sundt wrote:
> > Look at a finalized submission on ODK Collect.
> > This will be in
> odk/instances/forminstancedatestamp/forminstancedatestamp.xml where
> 'forminstancedatestamp' is an awkwardly long name identifying the form and
> the time the submission was first saved. This xml file corresponds to
> submission.xml on ODK Briefcase; finalized forms will also have a
> submission.xml.enc in that directory.
> >
> >
> >
> > Does the file corresponding to submission.xml format OK? Or is it
> invalid. It should be valid.
> >
> >
> > If it formats OK, then this would isolate the issue to FormHub. Follow
> up with their tech support.
> >
> >
> >
> > Mitch
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 3:29 PM, Michael M wrote:
> >
> > Mitch, thank you for the speedy and instructive reply. First off, I'm
> using formhub's directions on encryption so I think we are good on that
> front. It does, however, look like the xml file is not well-formed. In the
> instance directory there is a submission.xml and a submission.xml.enc file.
> I tried pasting the contents of the submission.xml file into the XML
> Formatter you suggested, but it returned an error.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Here is the error thrown the XML formatter: Unable to parse any XML
> input. org.jdom.input.JDOMParseException: Error on line 1: Attribute
> "xmlns" bound to namespace "http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/" was already
> specified for element "n0:data".
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Here is the submission.xml text: id="lang_crypt" instanceID="uuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402"
> submissionDate="2013-08-02T16:35:07+00:00" xmlns="
> http://www.opendatakit.org/xforms/encrypted" xmlns="
> http://opendatakit.org/submissions" xmlns:n0="
> http://www.opendatakit.org/xforms/encrypted">f9N6qX8DXraoO06zxUztw5AEtRkh8B1a4qmhbTFlTwRwiYB5Hxi2yUPgFPrNUHTvutM+dqEJBMoIDW6S38FT8JawLvvJtSSc74IXaA1HclLR+gVtJ1Nl8hG3cd+zIT0t8zeiV8MG8odqzqp3I78P+HjFj44EmOLyoZPCj3B1WIljfTzZvvOrMBN3N3aWs1evR692lnkBT2yytKVhzoE4HZXre1u+VxX0tgig5wDDoN5nbvjV4Lv7pcGqZbLGN4eSMgheR5+j97AQ7x5P2O8iZOM7BnODHpWsaYkDAMszaaTQ+toPRnawhtvPSnHV0rOSnW0KH9YW9AZisvx81N2aiw== xmlns:orx="http://openrosa.org/xforms">uuid:f3da15cc-7b35-4c6d-a644-9fc6ea194402submission.xml.enclbs2Serd4IDTPAVzf+tABBbaXUQ0Wl+UWF/wlpMU0fLzTC4oQLIbSUjqz1IOkjKZT/XVG9PX6dmrm1mRCuOfwI1JSuzucEdG2Hb3vuVJfKaGfB+mPdbZUvgQcSKN9y8/NN/vBME7OxcDC09G6xhok1ZFf7aslsNGGj2Z4lLHuWN+epFkHw6l4HnMW6V5yv1naK2BwGm3gkUisJvMWvLagd5gKSTcbnpoKO21Y+pjP4Nj53E5RuxVS3fFb6cG0+BW33G2K32wpHzOYYsiNh43ScyPrHQG3pWesHdp6/qBwgaV8vPFQ9J9mt0MRYsAy9ARzlCN6017dESTQacU0H3X0w==
>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks again for your time!
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Friday, August 2, 2013 3:01:39 PM UTC-7, Mitch Sundt wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > Unless you have seen documentation on the FormHub site that indicates it
> supports encrypted forms in the way ODK Aggregate does, you should contact
> their support to confirm that they are supported.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > It sounds like the encrypted forms that have been pulled are not
> well-formed.
> >
> > After pulling down the submissions, within the ODK Briefcase Storage
> location, under the form name, under the instances directory, there should
> be directories containing at least 2 files: submission.xml and
> submisson.xml.enc
> >
> >
> >
> > Using Notepad++ or some other non-smart text editor, open the
> submission.xml file and copy the entire contents (it will be one long line)
> and run it through an XML formatter (e.g.,
> http://www.freeformatter.com/xml-formatter.html ), it should look
> something like:
> >
> >
> >
> > id="EncryptedMiramare" version="5" encrypted="yes">
> >
> Yw0KgkvNyGH3mDEmx9Jj5u3uH5crlmDySRpPHmjpJHZLWXrQI8dyOee5NSby3JGZea+sPsievTFY0UwA717Gf+mpS4Ld9SiavAlWLOHIK/EevBJAvBQBWlEJcH15T0mTgoUYu9YSJmKQuTrYOathqtGHh+p3NIfsfrdxWSUJ4W6OgUYoNrOg4lBf7Xpu1JJW3g3z6kHRyy+Yo/fh01Ap2SDXxPNynExlFCUen7Ytdmh34TJP0XAGfqTTn6nouKBpvmJiAkY3efM188E3JBisblguqBbDc9dV4ApblxAxwytx0GuMEerYGB25V545WhpsdW0BW4BNOgkltagkuUVTaA==
>
> >
> >
> uuid:d77d728d-99d9-4604-abd1-172c86a97874
> >
> > submission.xml.enc
> >
> hUcCPXjY3GAv8szjIiyzlB2h0W3pOj3hxNT18XEMYlLh7cD70rVYL/K/G7FV4tfnmkfCDjA9kvZTykZJD7KfVeScooto4f+lS4r3k7IBi6OVJFfS3Y2YJ9l3Wbm9Mo2x8DSfy2QHkOKkQs9IbJfahVktzljRP+cKh5X4Qbg9qEeCHUI7eyyX5HMvmwwLXx4J2xC3kVfKy8bwk35tKSgIXAUrUnUus0P4qzx56QnLCa11v9AiYA67lbQrquh+ej3nxX6FsmXjdNzQ49bW3afeBlqZpXQ7b5V9oe6vZjCXa0vfDM5pXI4u2MOf0nru0t1ObRBfWN/R73yZ8LHQeIZH9g==
>
> >
> >
> > I.e., it should just be a manifest describing the encrypted submission
> (in this case, that it consists of the single file, submission.xml.enc,
> used a particular encryption key, and had a certain content signature.
> >
> >
> >
> > Mitch
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 2:45 PM, Michael Miller wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> >
> > I'm using formhub.org as my aggregate server, and I've gotten ODK
> Briefcase setup so that I can pull my completed forms from formhub and then
> export them to a csv file. Unfortunately, when I try to export encrypted
> files I'm running into the following error (which I'm having trouble making
> heads or tails of):
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Error decrypting submission...........Cause:
> org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.FileSystemException: Error decrypting:
> submission.xml Cause: org.opendatakit.briefcase.model.ParsingException:
> Failed during parsing of submission Xml:
> org.xmlpull.v1.XmlPullParserException: name expected (position:START_TAG
> @3:28 in java.io.InputStreamReader@1e6a528)
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> > I've followed the directions from
> http://opendatakit.org/help/encrypted-forms/, but I've had to deviate
> slightly because I have java 7. I've made sure to replace the
> 'local_policy' and 'US_export_policy' files in C:\Program
> Files\Java\jre7\lib\security with the ones from UnlimitedJCEPolicy from
> JDK7. Earlier I tried a combination of Java7 with JCE6, but that didn't
> work either. From this discussion post:
> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/opendatakit/y1NcN2LOoPM/lDmB9C9XiLgJ, it
> seems like I should be able to use both Java 7 and JCE7.
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