Bencoe, Michael K wrote: > Our development team just completed a successful experiment using SSL > and mutual certificate authentication between a Java socket server and a > C++ socket client. The C++ client used OpenSSL, while the Java server > used the SSL services provided with the 1.4 SDK. For the experiment, we > created the certificate files/stores and key files/stores with OpenSSL > and Java utilities. > I'm not a Java guy but be aware that the 1.4JDK only supports keys up to 1024 bits. If you need bigger key lengths (e.g., 2048, 4096) you'll need to go to 1.5+
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