There are several Java implementations of the Crypt() function floating
around. That will let you generate a crypted password. There's one at
http://208.223.9.21/jfd/crypt.html which seems to work.
However, it sounds like you may be more interested in interacting with the
LDAP server itself (creating new records? authenticating a user?). For
this, I suggest taking a look at the JNDI documentation for a start. It's
covered a bit in Java Enterprise in a Nutshell, and there are a number of
good books on LDAP that shold be helpful, including one from Wrox (although
I'm blanking the title/author right now).
At 01:23 PM 6/23/2000 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Can someone help me in encrypting the password field captured from HTML form
>and then i need to insert that encrypted password into LDAP server.
>Any help in encrypting the password is greatly appreciated.Please help me in
>this regard.
>
>Thanks
>Rajesh
>
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