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RE: Java -> .NET RSA Encryption

Subject: RE: Java -> .NET RSA Encryption
Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 06:12:13 +0000
What are the main steps to generate a key pair, put the private in the .NET environment and the public in java keystore?

A tip regarding the exchange of keys:
Traditional Java keystores does not allow you to import or export a private key. Only to generate it >in the keystore.
However, you can load a PKCS12 (pfx) file as a keystore instead.
So by generating the keys using OpenSSL and packaging them as a PKCS12-package you can >make them available for both platforms without installing additional providers.


Regards
Fredr!k

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