John Gardiner Myers wrote: > Bob Lord wrote: > > I use "Netscape" in these demos, but assume that's a variable. When the > > application is "Mozilla", the app displays that string. Same for Beonex. > > There is no reason to have a product or company name here. It is the > software token. The name of the software that loads the crypto code is > irrelevant. Actually the currrent token has NSS. There are still fields in PKCS #11 for vendor. The default would be Mozilla. NOTE: This is the vendor that produces the token, not the vendor of the application that is using the token. bob
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Nelson B. Bolyard
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Bob Lord
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available John Gardiner Myers
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Ben Bucksch
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Nelson B. Bolyard
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Ben Bucksch
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Ben Bucksch
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Bob Lord
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Ben Bucksch
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available John Gardiner Myers
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available John Gardiner Myers
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Ben Bucksch
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available John Gardiner Myers
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available relyea
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Bob Lord
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Ben Bucksch
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Ben Bucksch
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available relyea
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Ben Bucksch
- Re: PSM 2.0 (PIP) docs now available Nelson B. Bolyard
