Pankaj,
Another alternative is to use the Java Secure Sockets Extension.
This is a reference SSL implementation and works fine for my uses.
This requires Java 1.2.2 which limits the servlet containers you
can use.
Peter Booth
-----Original Message-----
From: Pankaj [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2000 1:33 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Has anyone done secure HTTP Form POST via URLConnection?
Hi.
I just want to add that.. there is a lot of posting on this issue on this
list. I have managed to do this (calling a "https:\\" resource on the net
from
the servlet) but the bad part is that a servlet engine able to provide you
such facitily is hard to be found. As far as i know you have to use the
latest
Java Web Server and the servlet engine in that only has this flexibility.
Rest
things are the same as they are with "http:\\" resources. I mean you can
POST/GET data to and from the resource.
I hope this helps.. and please please correct/update me on any new
developments on this.
Thanx everybody, thanx Craig..!
Pankaj
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