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encryption of url parameters

 
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Hi all

I want to encrypt the parameters sent in my url to call another action/controller.So i used Springs EncryptionUtils class and encrypt/decrypt (based on DES) methods inside it
which are very easy to use but deprecated . I read it that it has been separated out into new libraries.
But could not figure out equivalent to that in Spring framework 3.
Someone please tell me what are those libraries and what is the best approach & algorithm to encrypt/decryption request params.
Do i need to go in depth of JCA libraries ?Pardon my knowledge i am totally new in this.
It just one parameter i want to encrypt everywhere being used.

Thanks


 
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Isn't that what Https is for?

I thought just using https instead would be much easier to deal with.

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It's not obvious to me why you would want to encrypt those parameters in the first place.
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