I have tried securing webservice request and response with asyemmtric
algorithms.
I used RSACryptoService Provider. Evrything works fine.
But now I have a question.
How do I use the public and private key pairs of the user(he might have
purchased it from Verisign)?
1. How to get such keypairs from verisign and using it in RSA Keypairs?
2. Are the formats of the .NET RSA Keypair and Verisgn RSA KEypair are same?
Generally RSACryptoProvider generates following keypair, does it matches
with Versign's?
If not ,how to generate following keypair using Verisign's keypair.
<RSAKeyValue>
<Modulus>wcTn2ICBhjMxwYlrDfaJM593xbLrL1oQxhvfs+R5X+q3UVKPpgHhV/7/kycv2Eapv+Q
U0TTwQzFo7+2Yjpw6WKzS3WuxGKmp0gICZOLgoCUgrn5ePDLBtYGcCMorZ7TKbSIRQsACzgi8FYs
YsOBSif/trct4tv0HqZEHabDKzMc=</Modulus>
<Exponent>AQAB</Exponent>
<P>6Ki/oEQoK1O8XV23zrAPuXb0Zxu0rVcfSCCBMjL2naGLGFjDjseb1UgRkOJdCOgVsIPYZ7uAA
yYwVGu5x04a1w==</P>
<Q>1TVeC5NyciXQ4BbLYOie6ERV2RoRm6MtL+mVfCYbHapez9MK1DdmKOtBkZQmco+xAPa/QZfg3
OnMmB5c+X0PkQ==</Q>
<DP>GM7FgAVEczo+f4Yar0M+qfvxG31syn7bqwksPXoJqc0r07DDSVonV5qTpOs+GFEG3wdv77+i
arOLu7Sw3nuJiQ==</DP>
<DQ>001Tylc0KmrOCvisUXvZ2Um4ZzSN1NiwdPajvumpIAp0crWu2smYxt75GcVhIVLFUrY4sFJM
ecSAjxYwgNZv8Q==</DQ>
<InverseQ>m3wk/k18y5+4qs04CWSpZITKZEcltZ1XDtP+WBY7OuTaX4L/KHXCcPi6BpRdyXCuM4
XzWCwHk/GT0Fmc+eEvYA==</InverseQ>
<D>XaYGz3I8J1nywDDkFpmCcfqublQsqnQDC1xJX64aoyrTcnBOkNLz0A2kA8C6tPJh9CYNkZbeT
/s/VkYkpzgGUiGnFE1qlirZ4UKFuAFn0efJRwtrjqFwCOnhKXwcygSNCmse5IBX53Nn6V2clAfcW
uw9XwMdvGK/qSbOkxj/GcE=</D>
</RSAKeyValue>
Thanks
Dinesh Upare
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> Write a class that registers for DataAdapter.RowUpdating:
>
> using System.Diagnostics;
>
> myDataAdapter.RowUpdate +=
> new OleDbRowUpdatingEventHandler(OnRowUpdating);
>
> public void OnRowUpdating(object sender,
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> {
> Trace.WriteLine("Command: " + args.Command.CommandText);
> }
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