You need not break your files into blocks. You can directly feed your file
(as a string or byte array) into OpenSSL methods. OpenSSL methods will take
care of breaking your whole data into blocks, encrypting each block and
then providing you with the entire encrypted data. Here's a small link to
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And as steven mentioned, if you are dealing with XML then you should
Base64-encode your encrypted data.
On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 11:32 AM, Satyapraksh Panigrahi <
satya.e...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You need not break your files into blocks. You can directly feed your file
> (as a string or byte array)
Sanil,
1. Are you trying to encrypt an XML element content?
2. Or are you trying to encrypt the entire XML document?
To retain XML capability, you may also need to encode your encrypted blob
with Base64 encoding.
Steven J. Hathaway
Xerces XML
> hi,
>
> can anyone please tell me how to load a fi
hi,
can anyone please tell me how to load a file and break the file into
specific size bits (256 bits)
then encrypt the different sizes
PLZ provide a link which explain this
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IS AES still safe to use or it is no more safe as what i have read the
pawwkey can be obtained
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What t
