David Stutzman wrote: > I am having basically the same problem as posted by Igor Delacroix and > "shinigami" back in September. The problem I run into is that JSS only > presents the available tokens it sees when it is initialized and it > doesn't seem to respond to the reload methods that are available.
Igor's original email didn't mention tokens. It mentioned modules. He asked: "How can I add new criptografic modules on firefox by JSS?" Cryptographic modules are PKCS#11 modules, shared libraries that implement the PKCS#11 API, and are loaded by NSS, and whose names are typically recorded in secmod.db. I understood him to be asking how to add new PKCS#11 modules to the secmod.db of a Java program (or applet) using JSS. That's quite a different question than asking for an updated list of tokens in the slots of existing loaded PKCS#11 modules. > I believe Igor and his co-worker were using Rainbow iKeys which use the > same middleware and have the same functionality as the keys I have. I > also have iKeys here and the same thing happens in both JSS and NSS. So, I'll ask Igor here: Did you mean "tokens" when you wrote "modules"? > Do any of you NSS/JSS devs have experience with any of the Datakey > stuff? I'm using CIP 4.7 (the latest since the smartcard side of > Datakey got sold off to SafeNet) and PKCS#11 module dkck201.dll. Yes, in a previous incarnation, many of us worked with various brands of PKCS#11 tokens on Windows systems. That was long ago in a galaxy far far away. :) Today, none of us develops primarily on (or for) Windows. > I can supply PKCS11 trace from the middleware's logging if that would > help anyone out. > > Thanks, > Dave -- Nelson B _______________________________________________ dev-tech-crypto mailing list dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto
