>
> We are currently going through the same and were unable to find a solution
> with the standard classes provided in the JDK. I believe the long and short
> is they don't support SSL.
>
> After alot of digging around we came up with the SSLava Toolkit, this
> provides a library of classes which support SSL. Their web site is
> http://www.phaos.com.
>
> As for pricing I am not sure, I understand it is based on the commercial
> aspect of what you are using SSLava for and starts at $1000.
>
> It was the only solution we could find and seems to have resolved all our
> problems allowing us to communicate over SSL. If you find any other
> solutions for doing this I would like to hear.
>
It depends on what you are trying to do. In our experience, if the HTML page
containing the applet is loaded via SSL, then all applet communication using
URLConnections also use SSL. It "just works". I don't believe this is true
if you are using the Java Plugin, since that uses its own code to connect to
the web server.
Richard
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