Is there any way to access the DERIVED key (say a 3DES key)
in J2SE and PBE?
I think that although the internally derived IV is accessible, the
derived key is not. Is that correct?

I'm looking for some Java code to authenticate against a Radius server.
That is, the client code.
Anyone info, or related links, would be great!
Thanks.

I'm tying to use Java's HMAC, and I'm having mixed success. On the one
hand, I know how to compute the HMAC of for some message; on the other,
I can't figure out how to share the key with others to have someone
authenticate my message. The example I see everywhere is similar to the

I added a Realm tag to my tomcat server.xml file. Shouldn't that cause a
dialog box to appear when I try to access the application? I don't have
to do anything to my jsp code do I?
Here is my server.xml:

I just started to play with certificates things, and I got stuck doing
the first steps that any tutorial has. I'm running on a linux RH9 with
JDK 1.4.2_08 if that matters.
So I edited the openssl.cnf with some personal details, then I created a

I am using the JSafe library from RSA in order to add some encryption
capability to an application. Currently facing problems in running in
on JRE 1.5. It runs fine on JRE 1.4.2
Some details about usage of this library

How can I read a certificate into a java application?
leo

We are trying to locate and edit the appropriate java.policy file that gets
exercised on our server which has 1.50_02 installed and runs Apache 2.0.
Our problem is we get a security acces exception whenever our applet tries
to execute some code that attempts to do a System ...

I need to read the extension field of a x.509 v3 certificate.
I use the java method getExtensionValue().
The method return an array of bytes DER-encoded.
I want to read it as a String and print it on screen. So I have to decode

I have a client that encrypts a message and sends it to the server.  I
can encrypt fine:
            byte[] dataToSend = new byte[somelength];
            /*fill dataToSend with some data*/

I am trying to call Java SSL within a C program via JNI. The
constraints/requirements are:
1) The socket is created inside the C program. Bound to a port but no
accept() has been called yet.