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# Verification result file

The control file will be created whenever any response has been obtained from the Java Editran/XAdES Server. It is the file that the client's processes will analyze to find out what the result of the corresponding signature was. It is a text file with the following structure:

* The first line contains the result code and the error description if the process has failed. In Appendix B, the list of possible errors is given.
* The following lines are the signers' DNs. The first character of each line will be an 'S' or 'N' to indicate whether the user was one of those allowed according to the profile that was defined for the Application/XAdES.

Below are two example files when the process has finished:

**a)** Successfully:

<sub>**00**</sub>

<sub>**S CN=PEREZ FILEMON ANTONIO – 12345678B, OU=31, OU=PERSONAL EXTERNO, OU=ACGISS, O=Seg-social, C=ES**</sub>

<sub>**S CN=GARCIA GARCILASO MARIA – 87654321A, OU=74, OU=PERSONAL EXTERNO, OU=ACGISS, O=Seg-social, C=ES**</sub>

**b)** With error:

<sup>**47 Error: Requesting function not recognized**</sup>


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