I've got an RSA (XML) private+public key. Is there any way to create a .pfx file from this?
You can use the commandline tool openssl to convert certificatats.
Try
openssl pkcs12 -export -out newCertificate.pfx -inkey myKey.pem -in myCertificate.cer -name "myCertificateName@myDomain.net"
Since you tagged .NET I'll assume you're looking for an API do to this...
The assembly Mono.Security.dll
, that ships with Mono but works well with MS.NET on Windows, has a PKCS12
type that allows you to create .pfx files (with or without an X.509 certificate).
Note that it's a low-level API, used by the mono tools , but it might be a bit more complex than other API. OTOH since mono tools are built using this you can copy-paste the source code that does what you need.
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