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Which (libraries,other software) do you recommend for certification(serverside&clientside) security?

 
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I used EJBCA(http://ejbca.org/) with Glassfish. Is there any Oracle technology about it?
There is very little information about it online.
 
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Are you trying to setup a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to issue digital certificates? If so, EJBCA is one of the two best free and open-source software (FOSS) products for this. If all you're looking for is a Java library to do certificate-based authentication within your applications, then BouncyCastle is probably the best FOSS for that.

Arshad Noor
StrongAuth, Inc.
 
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Arshad Noor wrote:Are you trying to setup a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to issue digital certificates? If so, EJBCA is one of the two best free and open-source software (FOSS) products for this. If all you're looking for is a Java library to do certificate-based authentication within your applications, then BouncyCastle is probably the best FOSS for that.

Arshad Noor
StrongAuth, Inc.


Thank you!
It is not important to be open-source. Can you list other technologies which i can use in java projects? What about Oracle's approach?
 
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We stopped using commercial software more than 10 years ago in our business (with the exception of two minor, little-used products for accounting and image-manipulation). We've built our company on open-source and only produce open-source software; so, unfortunately, I cannot provide you any information on commercial software that provides equivalent value to FOSS.

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