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Blalock, Bill wrote:
Does anyone know if i5 encryption APIs be used so that they are
compatible with encryption does with Java Security (JCE) classes? I am
especially interested in AES for PCI reasons.
I'm not 100% sure on this ... BUT ... I can say that (at least in my experience) certificates generated with java are *NOT* compatible with the DCM. I don't know why.
I was trying to setup SSL communication between a java server (running on i) and another java server using SSL ... when I tried to use the native encryption functionality I could not get the certificates to work with each other.
What I had to do is bypass the native encryption functionality and tell java to use a different ssl key & trust factory, as well as socket & server socket factories. I updated the java.security file and pointed the JVM to use that file. I set the 'javax.net.ssl.trustStore' and 'os400.security.properties' properties to point to my own trust store and security properties file.
david
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