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09-28-2005, 12:33 AM
hi,
I am now developing a FTP client module for a system which needs SSL
support. As this system is developed by microsoft j++, so I can only
use the SSL package which support jdk1.1.
Now I only found that oracle has a solution for SSL which support
jkd1.1(SUN's jsse package only support from jdk1.2). It described the
method and sample code in Oracle Advanced Security Administrator's
Guide Release 2 (9.2)
(http://www.stanford.edu/dept/itss/docs/oracle/9i/network.920/a96573/asoappf.htm)
I have developed the SSL ftp client succesfully by using
javax-ssl-1_1.jar, jssl-1_1.jar, and njssl9.dll(I got the jar files
from oracle client installed directory C:\oracle\ora92\jlib)
So my question is: what's the licence of these jar files and dll files?
is it possible for my system which need to installed on my customer
side to use them for free? Or where I can find the licence information
about these jars files.
Thank you.
I am now developing a FTP client module for a system which needs SSL
support. As this system is developed by microsoft j++, so I can only
use the SSL package which support jdk1.1.
Now I only found that oracle has a solution for SSL which support
jkd1.1(SUN's jsse package only support from jdk1.2). It described the
method and sample code in Oracle Advanced Security Administrator's
Guide Release 2 (9.2)
(http://www.stanford.edu/dept/itss/docs/oracle/9i/network.920/a96573/asoappf.htm)
I have developed the SSL ftp client succesfully by using
javax-ssl-1_1.jar, jssl-1_1.jar, and njssl9.dll(I got the jar files
from oracle client installed directory C:\oracle\ora92\jlib)
So my question is: what's the licence of these jar files and dll files?
is it possible for my system which need to installed on my customer
side to use them for free? Or where I can find the licence information
about these jars files.
Thank you.