Andrew M. Bishop wrote: > There are two ways of including Javascript into a web-page. It can > either be included in-line: > SNIP Although I do not pretend to understand any of the explanations that have been offered, attached to this email is a posting to a newsgroup that might be relevant. For all I know, it might just be repeating Andrew Bishop's explanation in vaguer terms. I hope I am not being a bore by continuing to worry about javascript, but my abysmal failures in my attempts to get netbanking to work is one of the reasons. Felix Karpfen -- Felix Karpfen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Public Key 72FDF9DF (DH/DSA) Keyserver http://www.keyserver.net
Most european banks use the HBCI Protocol for transactions. it doesn't have a user_agent barrier, because it doesn't depend on the security of browsers. Encryption is done either by a server or by the Client, with 56-Bit DES. Most bank servers use either Java or JavaScript for it.**** Many JavaScript versions have the problem that they "trap" some API Calls, which means they only work under Windows.****
