Scott, Berin, Was reviewing the code....Question - If we write a class that extends SignatureAlgorithm (see SignatureBaseRSA$SignatureRSASHA1 for example, we should be able to use the NativeJCE jar without having to sign it first). Right?
Has anyone looked in the Claymore stuff? (http://www.rtfm.com/puretls/gonative.html). It seems a bit dated (and EOL'ed.) -- dims --- Scott Cantor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Can you please post your config.xml? > > I don't actually have it configured in or tested yet, I was busy playing > with Phaos' JCE while they were building this thing. I'll ask them to give > me a copy. > > I can tell you more or less what's involved. You just go down into the > section under providers and add a reference to the provider class > (edu.internet2.middleware.nativejce.Provider) and assign it a shorthand > name. Then you stick in a reference to the provider at the top of the > various algorithm lists below. > > Looks like they've implemented MD5, SHA1, SHA1withRSA and RSA (which I think > doesn't work because the jar isn't signed). > > -- Scott > ===== Davanum Srinivas - http://webservices.apache.org/~dims/
