No you can't. On Oct 26, 11:31 pm, Vikas1976 <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I am writing because I am writing an application that uses crypto to > encode information in files that will be stored and read on an Android > device, and I would like to develop a desktop SWT app to generate > these files. It seems that the JRE6 library and the Android 1.6 > library implement javax.crypto.cipher differently, and I end up with > error messages when I try to decode strings in SWT encrypted on the > Android device or vice versa. My question is whether you can force > Eclipse to use the Android's javax.crypto.cipher in the SWT app, or > use the JRE6 version in the Android app. > > Thanks! > > Vikas
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