I think I had some problems sending the message, so I repost.
Regards,
Diego Pietralunga
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Da: Diego Pietralunga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Inviato: venerd� 27 aprile 2001 16.07
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Oggetto: [OCF] Using OCF with a crypto toolkit with no smartcard support
Hello,
I'd like to know whether I can use OCF for "complex" crypto operations
provided by a third party.
Namely, I'm using the IAIK crypto toolkit (from Graz University, Austria)
for building a digital signature application enhanced by a crypto smartcard.
The problem is that IAIK provides all the necessary framework I need
(certificate handling and SMIME support) but it DOES NOT support smartcard
natively!
I came up with another third party library that provides the interface with
the token via DLL (so, only windows) basing on IBM PKCS11 Java Wrapper.
With that, I can (more or less) seamlessly "give" the PrivateKey reference
to the IAIK toolkit that does the work.
I would be really happy if this cuold be done also in OCF, because this
would be a 100% java solution.
Can this be done?
Best Regards,
Diego Pietralunga
P.S.=I know that OCF provides a sign() method but unfortunaltely, this
returns a byte array which cannot be "passed" to IAIK (at least in my
release, 2.51) while,say, creating an SMIME object.
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