RE: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-12 Thread Andrei Popovici
Buchs Christian writes: > > > > Do you support (or plan to support) also SSLeay-0.9.0b or OpenSSL ? > > > > > > It builds and works fine with SSLeay-0.9.0b and openssl-0.9.1c without > > changes. (just tested) > > Not under NT unfortunately... You're right. I'm just writing a fix.. s

Re: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-11 Thread Francois Orsini
ubject: RE: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay) > >> > Do you support (or plan to support) also SSLeay-0.9.0b or OpenSSL ? >> >> >> It builds and works fine with SSLeay-0.9.0b and openssl-0.9.1c without >> changes. (just tested) > >Not under NT unf

Re: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-10 Thread Andrei Popovici
Martin Kuzela writes: > Do you support (or plan to support) also SSLeay-0.9.0b or OpenSSL ? It builds and works fine with SSLeay-0.9.0b and openssl-0.9.1c without changes. (just tested) However, OpenSSL has a different License, I have to ask if it's ok, etc.. Regards, Andrei. __

RE: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-10 Thread GOMEZ Henri
> You put the so/dll in your library path on your host, and > java will load'it at runtime. It's not 'mobile' code :( > [GOMEZ Henri] Thanks to point out the dll/so pre-installation. It will be a first answer to a common problem. Having a free SSL implementation for java... _

RE: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-10 Thread Buchs Christian
> Allways no 100% pure Java SSL implementation but there is a > premice (http://security.dstc.edu.au/projects/java/jcsi.html) They don't plan to implement SSL for now, Kerberos V and S/MIME have higher priority for them... Moreover, OpenSSL (and SSLeay before) have been used and tested for

RE: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-10 Thread Andrei Popovici
GOMEZ Henri writes: > Since JAVA SSL use OpenSSL/SSLeay DLL, how can we made it work > under a standard browser ? You put the so/dll in your library path on your host, and java will load'it at runtime. It's not 'mobile' code :( > Allways no 100% pure Java SSL implementation but th

RE: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-10 Thread GOMEZ Henri
Since JAVA SSL use OpenSSL/SSLeay DLL, how can we made it work under a standard browser ? Allways no 100% pure Java SSL implementation but there is a premice (http://security.dstc.edu.au/projects/java/jcsi.html) See you

Re: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-10 Thread Andrei Popovici
Martin Kuzela writes: > > Do you support (or plan to support) also SSLeay-0.9.0b or OpenSSL ? > Yes, asap. > Is it problem to establish some cooperation between these two project? > I hope not. But I haven't had the time to look closely at OpenSSL.. Andrei Ppopovici _

Re: Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-09 Thread Martin Kuzela
Wow wow wow This seems to be exactly what I was looking for - free SSL for java. Do you support (or plan to support) also SSLeay-0.9.0b or OpenSSL ? Is it problem to establish some cooperation between these two project? Martin Kuzela Andrei Popovici wrote: > Hello everybody, > > I just finis

Fresh meat -- Java SSL using OpenSSL (SSLeay)

1999-03-09 Thread Andrei Popovici
Hello everybody, I just finished a complete Java & JNI implementation for SUN's SSL reference API using the old incarnation of OpenSSL (SSLeay 0.8.1). The comments are a little bit out of date, since I wrote that code for my diploma thesis. Btw, its free, You can get it at http://sponsor.iti