hi
to all of you
i am trying to write an applet that usaes java security api/java
cryptography api so to run that applet in borwser(ie/netscape)
they should also assist these api;
But at present most of the browser are not suporting these api;
so can any body put some light on this issue to make browser compatible to
security/crypto api;
listen();//my socket is open to listen your reply
shailendra
----- Original Message -----
From: Sam Newman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 2:37 PM
Subject: Re: Encrypting password
>
> > As far as whether to do MD5 or SHA, it really depends on the ease of
> > computing those hashes at the browser. There are javascript MD5
> > algorithms available on the web, but I'm not aware of any SHA (you can
> > always write you're own). You could also do it inside an applet, but
> > if you're not otherwise using applets and you can't also be assured
> > that folks are permitting applets and/or are using the plugin, you may
> > find yourself in a world of hurt. Javascript, therefore, is probably
> > the better solution, but ultimately only you know your client base.
> >
> > -- Rob
>
> Our client base is the avergae joe public. Talking to guys at work, we
> should be able to use our curent encryption code in a java applet without
> having to use the java-plugin - our code is 1.1.6 compliant, at least this
> one area is. In any case, our users have to have java installed on their
> desktop for other aspects of our application (1.3 jre) so they'll probably
> have the plugin too - at least on windows.
>
> sam
>
>
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