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Encryption with Midlet

 
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Hi,
Iam sekar working in j2me, i want to do (Asymmetric)encryption and decryption in my midlet, i tried with BouncyCastle and i got output fine with symmetricKeys.
When i tried for AsymmetricKeyPair generation the runtime(compiled fine)error shown as
"java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: java/security/SecureRandom: Cannot create class in system package"

what i have to do?

One more question: I want to get the public key (was generated by servlet) from server as inputstream in midlet. is it possible getas Publickey fron stream?
its urgent.. any help please.
 
gnana sekar
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hi,
I think j2me does not have the security packages like j2se.
Then how to achieve the Asymmetric encryption with j2me, but i believe j2me have any other way for this.
any of you have the idea...
 
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Hello

Please see this tutorial.I think it will help you.

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/edu/wi-dw-wi-encrypt-i.html

Bye
 
gnana sekar
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Thaks for interest,

i already did encryption with servlet and it work fine.

i want to do the encryption with MIDlet using the key was generated by servlet.
while try this i got error like.
what may wrong with my procedure or any change i have to made with my bouncy castle or wtk ???
 
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