try www.cryptix.org
if donot get let me know.
-Salai
www.icope.com
Bangalore. India.
- Original Message -
From: Salim Mounir AlAoui [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 10:43 PM
Subject: [ASN.1] xml
hello,
does anyone have some pointers for me,
John Larmouth wrote:
This looks rather like ASN.1 value notation, for an information object
set specification.
I suggest you feed it into an ASN.1 pretty printer, when it should
become more readable.
A pretty-printer is freely available from France Telecom's ASN.1 website
at
Hello Salim
Just a quick remark on your question -
going from XML to ASN.1 and vice versa
After studying the effects of going from a message set
specified in the header file format of ANSI C
to an ASN.1 specified set versus one specified in XML
I made the personal conclusion that
ASN.1 is a
Hi Steen,
Much truth in what you say below. And for me, the best
of all worlds is to use ASN.1 definitions for the schema
underlying the encodings required for specifications. As
you note, ASN.1 is a mature, reliable schema and unlike
TRex, RELAX, XSD, etc. does not restrict me to a single
Hi,
Can some one tell me where can I get X.680 (94) ASN.1 BER recommendations.
Thank you,
Chandra
Hello,
I would like to know ,how the tags for the following are enoded in BER.
X ::= [0] EXPLICIT [1] IMPLICIT INTEGER
Y ::= [0] IMPLICIT [1] EXPLICIT BOOLEAN
Am I correct , if the tag for X is encoded as [0] [1] and the universal tag
of INTEGER
is not
