chris webster wrote:@James Collings: excellent rant! You just described pretty much every job I've had in 25 years as a contractor or permanent employee. Sadly this thread is 5 years old, so I fear your insights may be wasted in this case!
Bear Bibeault wrote:Again, just guessing -- but Java could be used to provide initial dynamic pages views, but in modern systems it is most likely that the "sub applications" you are seeing are JavaScript powered. Again, just a guess as there's not much else to do.
Bear Bibeault wrote:Without specific examples it's hard to speculate, but what leads you to believe that these are Java-based applications?
Wouter Oet wrote:If your posting on Wiki's then why would you like to have Java EE hosting. Just get "normal" website hosting and install a wiki. You could also set up an account on something like blogger.com.
Just out of curiosity why MySQL and not e.g. postgresql.
Srikanth Nutigattu wrote:I think the JCA/JCE (Java Cryptographic Extension) deals with the issue.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/security/jce/JCERefGuide.html
Thanks.
Srikanth Nutigattu wrote:If I understood correctly, You want to encrypt emails using a public key in Java, isn't it?