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A good 3rd party provider can be found at:
http://www.cryptix.org

Little bit of example code:
http://cvs.cryptix.org/~edwin/ordo/

They provide the JCE to the non American / Canadian audience. You get the
complete source code if you use their stuff. Also, they always include test
code in their packages - great for examples. Look for com/test or something
like that.
I have been having a hard time finding good examples too. I have read
several books about Java security, but they all have been pretty sparse with
useful info.

Securing Java by McGraw & Felten is not a programmers book. Really only good
for pleasure reading.

Java Security by Scott Oaks is a good book for programmers. Well written and
includes concise code examples. Problem is he is a Sun employee, so he toes
the party line.

Anybody seen a developers book on Java Security that's worth reading?

/Jason



"Bernhard Mandl" <b.mandl@eunet.at> wrote in message
news:3a266f41_2@dnews...
> I need a simple file encryption/decryption class (for transporting
sensitive
> data via ftp).
>
> Could someone please point me to examples (the tutorial trail about
security
> exclues encryption)
>
> Thanks,
> Bernhard
>
>