James, would you like to join us in implementing whatever JCP 105/106 folks are working on? Also can you please try the xml encryption code current in WSS4J CVS (http://sourceforge.net/projects/wss4j/) and let us if it servs your purpose?
-- dims --- James Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > fred smith wrote: > > > hi Pankaj. it seems verisign charges money for their jar file. i was > > really looking for some example on how to do this using free source > > code. so if anyone has an example of how to do a HelloWorld service > > that passes in String, encrypts is using XML encryption then returns > > the String digitally signed would be most helpful. i'm having a very > > hard time putting these pieces together and could really use a good > > example like that to study. > > There is a JCP group working on xml encryption and xml signatures, but > I don't believe they are done yet. > > I have a class that does the encryption, except for the fact that I > use shorter names for the encryption algorithm than what is required, > since it was developed for internal use. <g> > > I could send it to you, but it would require some fixing on your part > on the name of the encryption algorithm. > ===== Davanum Srinivas - http://webservices.apache.org/~dims/
