If your applet is running in an ssl
supporting browser, and the
page the applet is in was loaded
via https (also the applet classes
and jars)- then you can 'just'
open an https:// url in your applet.
This uses the browser's security
provider and (even better) the
browser's certificates.
The above seems not to apply to
versions of the plugin before 1.3.
Tim
http://www.westhawk.co.uk/
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