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java.security.AccessControlException28 Apr 2006 19:18 GMT2
Iam creating an audio player applet. Iam getting the audio inputstream
by the folloing line of code
stream = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(new
URL("http://hostname/path/audiofile.wav"));
Parsing RSA PEM-encoded secret key file using BouncyCastle (J2ME)28 Apr 2006 18:02 GMT1
Good evening!
I have PEM-encoded file generated by OpenSSL that contains RSA secret
key. I want to use it in my midlet to sign some data but I have
problems with parsing it. First of all, I use Base64.decode() to decode
no such algorithm: SHA-1 for provider BC21 Apr 2006 10:02 GMT1
I´m trying to verify a signature made in Firefox with
windows.crypto.signText and the same text signed in Internet Explorer
with Capicom.
My problem is in Tomcat when I try validate this signature.
can't grant SocketPermission20 Apr 2006 12:16 GMT5
I'm trying to run a RMI server getting a java.net.SocketPermission :
access denied (java.netSocketPermission myserver.gov.au connect,
accept, resolve)
I get this even when I grant this socket the requested permissions, or
How I can know what validation system must I use?18 Apr 2006 11:08 GMT2
I´m new in certificates and I´d like to know how I can Know if I must
validate a certificate with CRL o with OCSP.
I know I can find the CRL Distribution Point in extension 2.5.29.31
but it is not mandatory and I don´t know if exists a similar extension
Public key encryption and signatures: what am I missing?07 Apr 2006 20:48 GMT3
I'm trying to write an app that lets users communicate using public key
crypto - for two purposes. First, for the two sides to make sure nobody
else can eavesdrop (users encrypt a message with the other user's
public key, so that only he can decrypt it with his private key).
Compare 2 certificates02 Apr 2006 01:06 GMT1
How can I compare 2 java.security.cert.X509Certificate objects? I want to
know if they are the same (2 the same certs).
 
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