Nelson Bolyard wrote:
>Erik
>Let me try asking my question another way.
>You're trying to solve some problem with encryption.
>Can it be solved through the use of SSL (through https) ?
>Alternatively, Can it be solved through the use of something like S/MIME ?
Indeed very valid questions.
Let m
Erik,
Let me try asking my question another way.
You're trying to solve some problem with encryption.
Can it be solved through the use of SSL (through https) ?
Alternatively, Can it be solved through the use of something like S/MIME ?
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Nelson Bolyard schrieb:
Erik Siegemund wrote:
I look for an answer for following problem:
In the mozilla was imported a client certificate.
1.) How is the way to get this certificate inside an applet
for using for encryption? (Assuming java sun plugin
2.) How is the way to use this certif
Erik Siegemund wrote:
> I look for an answer for following problem:
>
> In the mozilla was imported a client certificate.
>
> 1.) How is the way to get this certificate inside an applet
> for using for encryption? (Assuming java sun plugin
> 2.) How is the way to use this certificate for dec
Ah, now I see what you're trying to do.
Let me go over this again:
a) If you're trying to encrypt data from the client to the server,
then either requesting the server encryption certificate from
the applet (or including it in the form in the applet) is one
way of solving this;
b) If y
Thanks very much!
But, to clearify - I'm not sure if there are some missunderstandings:
The client certificates data are stored in browsers database/keystore.
(assume it was requested from/with OpenCA and imported via download).
The only way to ask this certificate inside the applet is to
ask f
There are a number of things that your application must do,
both on the client and server side, Erik:
1) You must have a servlet that has access to the key-pair
on the server side;
2) Your applet must communicate to the servlet and request
the certificate from the servlet (you are free to u
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