--- "Bragg, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone have an opinion on the best to incorporate SSL with JSP.
I'm leaving it up to the Browser and the Web Server to negotiate the SSL
channel. Anything you send over that channel the world will not be able to
see.
> Also is it possible to utilize SSL without having a Login Screen.
SSL provides you with the Encryption. If this satisfies your requirement then
you do not need a Login Screen. However, if you require your users to be
Authenticated then you'll have to provide some sort of credential challenge,
typically through Form Based Login Screen.
> Sorry, just starting out with JSP and SSL...
>
> thanks..
>
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> Computer Associates International Inc
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