I have an applet that compiles and runs fine. The 3rd party jars successfully
updated the applet jar, but the problem is signing. When I try to sign it I
get the following:
Signing JAR: F:\Projects\applets\applets\dist\applets.jar

how on earth do I use the sun.plugin.security.PluginClassLoader?? I
cannot find any examples or proper documentation of it. I found some
descriptions here:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/plugin/developer_guide/rsa_how.html.

There is a possibility of create a keystore file by a class ?
Because the only way i find is by the keytool command and the
java.security.keystore didn't implement it
Thank's

I am new to LDAP. We are suppose to implement security through LDAP.
We have LDAP for Novell, for loign to mchines.
Now we want to tie this Novell login to application logins. Could
please any body move me in the right direction.

First of all: I'm 'sorta' "cross posting" between this newsgroup and the Sun
java webforum, I hope this won't disturb anyone. I'm just completely baffled
with what I'm currently encountering and as such I couldn't refuse.
The situation: I'm writing an application which converts a ...

I have a basic mis-understanding on how to encrypt/decrypt information.
I am using the class shown below.
For a given value and two different keys, I am getting the same
encrypted string. Yet I should be getting two different encrypted

I have an application that does kerberos authentication and then binds
to LDAP using SASL-GSSAPI. It works perfect under Java 1.4.2 but it
doesn't run under Java 1.5.0. I attach the slapd log entries concerning
sasl of both versions.

Are there any C++ libraries out there (free or commercial) that will
allow a UNIX C++ application to exchange certificates with a Java
server (mutual certificates). All I can find out there is openSSL and
it doesn't seem that anyone has every gotten that to work with Java.

We are using Tomcat 4.1 with JDK 1.3.1_07.
When we try to start tomcat over SSL port we get following error:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Can't find any SSL implementation
This is probably because SSL wasn't supported with jdk1.3. Upgrading