RE: Using Cryptography in a Mailet within James?

[Intelekia]

Hi Vincenzo,   I used the “Legion…” package as you recommended and works without problems or further modifications. Mysterious… but won’t complain, it works! ;-)   Mile grazie for the help!   Isaac.   From: Vincenzo Gianferrari Pini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: s�bado, 03 de julio de 2004 19:21 To: James Users List Subject: RE: Using Cryptography in a Mailet within James?   I'm using the "Legion of the Bouncy Castle" jars and cryptography inside James mailets works fine for me. I had to put them in "C:\james\lib".   Here comes a possible hint for you: the java.security file governing the security providers for James in my Windows install is the "C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2\lib\security\java.security" file. Is it set correctly in your system?   Hope it is useful....   Vincenzo -----Original Message----- From: Intelekia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: sabato 3 luglio 2004 9.00 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Using Cryptography in a Mailet within James? Has anybody used cryptography inside James? I am trying to do so (the JCE bundled with J2SE 1.4.2) from a mailet. If I invoke THE SAME class (please see attached sample) from the command line it works fine, but if I run inside James I always get the exception: “Algorithm PBEWithMD5AndDES not available”. I think this must do with the java permissions and policies, but if have tried the following without any success:   -          run phoenix without security manager -          edit the java.policy file contained in phoenix-loader.jar in order to add specific permissions -          edit James’ environment.xml file to add the following permissions:   <server> ��� <policy> ����� <grant code-base="file:${java.home}${/}jre${/}lib${/}ext${/}-"> �������� <permission class="java.security.AllPermission" /> ����� </grant> ����� <grant code-base="file:${java.home}${/}..${/}lib${/}-"> �������� <permission class="java.security.AllPermission" /> ����� </grant> ����� <grant code-base="file:${java.home}${/}lib${/}ext${/}-"> �������� <permission class="java.security.AllPermission" /> ����� </grant> ����� <grant code-base="file:${app.home}${/}-"> �������� <permission class="java.security.AllPermission" /> ����� </grant> ��� </policy> […]   Any help & ideas are welcome, thank you in advance!   Isaac.