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Peter,

SSL is done 'automagically' by the browser when the HTTPS protocol is used
to connect to a site instead of the HTTP protocol. Generally, 4th generation
browsers (IE 4 and NN 4) have this feature.
Instead of using an URL like http://...., just use https://...
Of course, the server you connect to must support SSL connections.
I know there are some PD SSL proxies for use on your server out there,
but can't tell you more...

Heiko Erhardt
MIM Software GmbH
he@mimsoftware.com
http://www.mimsoftware.com
See also our MIMJava WFC extension library at
http://www.mimsoftware.com/mimjava.htm

Peter Immarco wrote in message <36A5F7E0.7C1B8A1D@micron.net>...
>Hello,
>
>What tools are people using to create web pages that perform SSL
>transactions (on the client side) with an SSL server?  I am interested
>in:
>
>- The tool used to create the web page that itself initiates the SSL
>transaction.
>- The tool used to create the piece that works within the user's browser
>(Internet Explorer/Netscape) to perform the SSL
>operations on the client side (user's computer) before transmission to
>the SSL server.  I assume this is a Java applet, is that correct?
>
>Thanks,
>Peter.
>
>P.S. - On the server side, I have heard many good things about
>Netscape's Secure Commerce Server.  Anybody have
>any stories to share regarding their favorite (or anti-favorite) server
>software?
>