> A sample using crypto is great - it makes my life even easier as I
> need that part too (I didn't ask for that figuring that was too much
> to hope for).
>
> I did consider using web services but the server side is java (long
> story) and getting web services to run in just a java/java setup is
> virtually impossible. So for a C#/java setup I'm guessing it is
> impossible.
>
> thanks - dave
>
> ps - Those of you doing web services in .NET have no idea how awful it
> is to set up on the java side - no idea...
>
> "erick@csharpbox.com" wrote:
>
>> I have done something similar in the past using the Cripto API (as
>> Peter suggested) and web services. Nowardays, if i had such
>> requirement again , i would look at WSE
>> http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/webservices/building/wse/defaul
>> t.aspx.
>>
>> Erick Sgarbi
>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> Based on my research, I did not find such a sample.
>>> But I think you can use the HttpWebRequest and Crypto API in .NET
>>> framework
>>> to do the job.
>>> We can first Crypto the license information and then send to the
>>> License
>>> server to compute the valid in the server side and then return the
>>> authentication response.
>>> Best regards,
>>> Peter Huang
>>> Microsoft Online Partner Support
>>> Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
>>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>>> rights.

> A sample using crypto is great - it makes my life even easier as I
> need that part too (I didn't ask for that figuring that was too much
> to hope for).
>
> I did consider using web services but the server side is java (long
> story) and getting web services to run in just a java/java setup is
> virtually impossible. So for a C#/java setup I'm guessing it is
> impossible.
>
> thanks - dave
>
> ps - Those of you doing web services in .NET have no idea how awful it
> is to set up on the java side - no idea...
>
> "erick@csharpbox.com" wrote:
>
>> I have done something similar in the past using the Cripto API (as
>> Peter suggested) and web services. Nowardays, if i had such
>> requirement again , i would look at WSE
>> http://msdn.microsoft.com/webservices/webservices/building/wse/defaul
>> t.aspx.
>>
>> Erick Sgarbi
>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> Based on my research, I did not find such a sample.
>>> But I think you can use the HttpWebRequest and Crypto API in .NET
>>> framework
>>> to do the job.
>>> We can first Crypto the license information and then send to the
>>> License
>>> server to compute the valid in the server side and then return the
>>> authentication response.
>>> Best regards,
>>> Peter Huang
>>> Microsoft Online Partner Support
>>> Get Secure! - www.microsoft.com/security
>>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>>> rights

> ps - Those of you doing web services in .NET have no idea how awful it
> is to set up on the java side - no idea...