On Thursday 18 May 2006 15:42, Dave Shuck wrote:
> systems/languages using the same key. (At least I hope I can demonstrate
> this)
Should be able too. I've used BC with a Delphi (urgh) other end fine - so the
implementation is fine.
> For my test, I generated a key like this:
> myKey = generateSecretKey("aes");
> Then I encrypted a string using:
> encrypt(myString,myKey,"aes","hex"); // tried other encoding as well
You remembered to print out myKey first, right ?
:-)
There is a MM technote about encrypt() that explains all the other options you
need to put in (like IV) in order to be able to be compatable with other
implementations.
> having a big stumbling block. It appears that the key it uses is an object
> rather than a simple string. Is there anyway to encrypt/decrypt using
> Bouncy Castle with the string key I generated within ColdFusion?
ISTR BC comes with many examples, there must be a simple 'decrypt this' there
or on google ?
(guess)You need to call a constructor or utility method on the key object, and
give that the string version of the key.
--
Tom Chiverton
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