I have a function add a JCE provider for an AES algorithm, but the JCE
fails every time I attempt to launch it.
Provider jceProvider = new com.x.jce.provider.JCEProvider;
Security.addProvider (jceProvider);

I need to manage (create, store and import/export) the digital
Certificates in a web based application.
I know that Sun's keytool can be used to create digital certificates
X.509. But it is command line tool.

 I have the following code.  Here the client is requested to enter
the username and password, and foward them to a new jsp page.
<form action="CheckStatus.jsp" method="get">
<p><H2>Enter your username and password and press Submit</H2></p>

I have an idea how the AccessController class is supposed to be used, but
I have not written much code that needs to worry about security and I want
to be sure on this.
Typically, I would have just used the System.getProperty() method to get

I'm using HttpUnit to connect to a secure website.
I need to connect to a website, give a useid, passwd ang login and
download a file from a link from a program. Any help on this is
appreciated.

Hi - first I apologize because I have no idea what I am doing.  I was
tasked with trying to get this to work and I don't even know Java! :)
We are trying to implement SSL from a Java thick client to a webservice
on a windows server.  We created a self signed certificate on the

I've built a JCE provider that works fine when the JAR file is signed
with a code signing certificate issued by Sun Microsystems, but when I
sign it with a code signing certificate issued by Thawte (their
Javasoft code signing certificate), then a java.util.jar.JarException

 Is there a standard way in Java to get access to a certificate stored
in one of the "system stores" in Windows ? What about accessing the
(references to) the keypairs stored in "key containers" ?
 Thank you !

I have a Webstart app deployed locally on a Tomcat server. It's signed
using keytool/jarsigner with the 1.4.2_06 JDK and my own generated
certificate, and only one JAR file is used containing two classes - no
3rd party JARs or anything like that. It's a simple Swing application