Hi Jens.
I updated your JUnit with this method:
private boolean verify(byte[] clearText, byte[] signature) throws Exception
{
signer.initVerify(keyPair.getPublic());
signer.update(clearText);
return signer.verify(signature);
}
First argument i pass "Hello World!!!", and second the previ
Hi Jens.
Thank you so much for your answer. I´ll take a look.
El lunes, 1 de abril de 2013 01:50:56 UTC+2, Jens escribió:
>
> No idea. Only thing I would change is to explicitly use a Charset like
> UTF-8 in String.getBytes() and probably inside Base64Utils.toBase64(). As
> you only use JRE c
Anyone? :-(
El sábado, 30 de marzo de 2013 18:27:32 UTC+1, Manuel Alejandro Fernandez
Casado escribió:
>
> Hi.
>
> I´m using GWT 2.5 and I´m trying to sign a text, that is always the same.
>
> Code (exceptions ommited):
>
> public String sign(String text) {
> Strin
Hi.
I´m using GWT 2.5 and I´m trying to sign a text, that is always the same.
Code (exceptions ommited):
public String sign(String text) {
String sign = null;
Signature signer = Signature.getInstance("SHA1withRSA");
signer.initSign(privKey);
signer.update(text.getBytes());
sign = Base64Utils.t
filter.
>
> regards
> ashwin
>
> On Wednesday, December 19, 2012, Manuel Alejandro Fernandez Casado wrote:
>
>> Any? :(
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Hi.
I´m searching for information about how to secure an application with GWT +
GAE + Request Factory. Again, information is disperse, official
documentation is a little incomplete, and best advices comes from
experience.
My application has next features:
- It uses his own users: i mean, t
