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Java application on Pocket PC30 Jan 2004 16:25 GMT1
Hi, it is possible to write a Java Application on Pocket PC? i must
write an application that do criptography operations (digital sign,
digest, etc.).
thanks
OpenLdap and userPKCS1230 Jan 2004 14:05 GMT1
Has anyone had success storing and retrieving a PKCS12 keystore in OpenLDAP?
I store the keystore in a ByteArrayOutputStream, then store the bytes in
OpenLDAP. The bytes get stored, but as a string. When I retrieve the string,
it's almost right, but any negative bytes have been ...
Encrypting a plain text to ciphertext (Encrypted text) in java???28 Jan 2004 12:00 GMT1
How to achieve encryption in java on a plain text?
What is the package name and class name(and method to be
used)providing the support for encryption of plain text?
Thanxs...
PGP27 Jan 2004 20:12 GMT1
I have been digging around in the Java docs. They make mention of PGP,
but hint that to get it you would have to roll your own.
Is PGP supported -- e.g. key creation, encryption with just the Java
security library?
Customizing JSSE dynamically26 Jan 2004 13:05 GMT2
Hello everybody,
Here is my request:
I would like to let users choose (via a GUI) the parameters of the TLS
connection he's about to make. For example, I would likt to let him
XSD und Signierung in Java23 Jan 2004 15:11 GMT2
ich soll ein Dokuemt erstellen, dass irgendwelche Informationen enthalten
und  letztendlich signiert werden soll. Der Signaturwert wird in das
Dokument eingebettet. Nur zum Beispiel soll ein Dokument erstellt werden,
dass Informationen über eine Adresse hergibt und den Siignaturwert ...
What SSL Certificate Management Applications do people use?21 Jan 2004 00:46 GMT3
I am reviewing the processes my company uses to create/renew SSL
certificates for our servers. We currently use the IBM Certificate
Manager that comes with WebSphere (IBM HTTP Server) but wanted to know
if anyone can recommend any other applications for creation/renewal of
.NET WSE and Java security WS-Security interop20 Jan 2004 05:30 GMT1
Here is some info on how you can interop between a Java application and
Microsoft's .NET web security enhancements (WSE). Just some useful info I
found out as we tried to do interop with an XML gateway product our team is
developing [1]. Hope it is useful to someone.
Need java class for printable ascii encrypting19 Jan 2004 22:07 GMT4
 Does anyone know of an available java class that will encrypt to
cipher text consisting of only printable ascii characters?  One of the
things I need it for is to encrypt strings that will then be used as
filenames.
How do I get Permission?  (Stuts and JAAS)19 Jan 2004 13:09 GMT6
I am developing an intranet using the Stuts framework and implementing JAAS.
I have implemented much of the advice found on
http://www.darkwolf.ws/docs/java/JAAS.htm to configure JAAS into a Struts
application.
SSL Connection17 Jan 2004 13:24 GMT1
I am getting the following error when trying to connect over SSL to a secure URL,
javax.net.ssl.SSLException : Unrecognized SSL message, plaintext connection?
Anyone know what the problem could be?
CertificateException DerInputStream.getLength lengthTag=127 too big15 Jan 2004 17:25 GMT2
I am getting a valid PEM encoded cert issued by a CA and then use IE
Xenroll to install it into the browser. All these work well.
Now in between, I try to get the serial number out of the cert which
is where it fails.
ParsingException reading P7M file14 Jan 2004 22:42 GMT1
I have a problem reading a P7M file with sun.security.pkcs.PKCS7 class.
The exception is thrown by the last code line:
[...]
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream("c:\\test\\file.pdf.p7m");
How to read SSL certificate information?12 Jan 2004 20:42 GMT2
I have several web servers with SSL certificates installed.
My plan is to write a java program which will grab the certs
via ftp, then read (parse) the certificate information.
Ultimately what I want is the expiration date.  I found an
Programmatically specify client cert as part of web service call11 Jan 2004 13:31 GMT2
I have several client certs in my certstore/cacert files and would
like to programmatically specify which should be included in a WS
call.  I would like to do this independent of the server requiring
SSL.
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