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When you save an XFA form (XFA = XML Forms Architecture) using Adobe software, a checksum attribute is added to the form element. This checksum appears to be a SHA-1 digest, but it's unclear as to what is actually fed to the hash. Does anyone have any idea as to how this is generated? This value is needed by Adobe Acrobat to validate what's actually in the form's XML data, but when I create a hash of the XML that is being fed to the form, Adobe Acrobat doesn't accept it. This checksum attribute isn't documented in the XFA specification, so I would really appreciate it, if somebody could:

  1. Confirm that the value is actually a hash created using the SHA-1 hashing algorithm?
  2. Explain which data should be used to create this hash.
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