Parta:
The login handling code in Expresso (www.javacorporate.com) does quite
sophisticated encryption of passwords (and anything else you want to
encrypt). It's OSS, so you can grab the code & save yourself some time.
Mike
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> Partha Bhattacharjee
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> Subject: Off Topic : Password encryption.
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>
> Hello guys/ gurus,
>
> I have a problem here which I am not very sure to be related to
> the topic. I
> have a web application running on tomcat. I have login page allowing the
> user's to come in and see user specific data. The password is being picked
> up from SQL database.
>
> Now I want the passwords to be encrypted while being stored in
> the database.
> I can probably come up with an algorithm myself but some already
> done piece
> of code or some implementation of some class provided by sun will be of
> great help. Can anybody direct me.
>
> Thanking in anticipation
>
> brgds
> partha
>
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