> I know of no "pure" OpenSSL implementations in Java; but the most recent
> (1.4) Sun JDK's include something of an SSL toolkit, named JSSE.
PureTLS has been around for a couple of years. Liberal open source
license, pure Java, written by one of the true SSL/TLS experts.
See http://www.rtfm.com
: Hi All,
:
: Please, there are any suport for OpenSSL with Java? Case yes, where can i
: found?
I know of no "pure" OpenSSL implementations in Java; but the most recent
(1.4) Sun JDK's include something of an SSL toolkit, named JSSE.
If wish to do work with SSL certs/encryption/etc in Java,
On Thu, May 29, 2003, David Luyer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm having a problem trying to get a chained certificate to work with
> uw-imapd. It works fine with apache-ssl and apache + mod_ssl.
> On uw-imapd (which uses openssl) it fails as the CA certificate is
> not presented (so the mail client giv
Hello,
I'm having a problem trying to get a chained certificate to work with
uw-imapd. It works fine with apache-ssl and apache + mod_ssl.
On uw-imapd (which uses openssl) it fails as the CA certificate is
not presented (so the mail client gives a warning), or if I try and
present it OpenSSL reje
Hi, I'm hoping someone out there might have some ideas on a very wierd
problem I'm seeing:
I'm running an SSL server, on non-blocking sockets with
SSLv23_server_method.
It works beautifully if I have my browser (IE) set to use only SSL V2
If I set the browser to TLS or SSL V3 what I see is tha
On Wed, May 28, 2003, Pär Ahrén wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have searched on the net for hours but have not found the right information.
> I have succeeded added a CA-certificate using a DER encoded file.
>
> I have tried to add a client certificate using different formats but no luck!
> I have even trie
