Re: IPsec and Java
Dan McDonald <danmcd@east.sun.com> Thu, 25 April 2002 15:22 UTC
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Subject: Re: IPsec and Java
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> Does anybody know if there exists a Java IPsec implementation? > (And if it is open source/) Not that I'm aware of... I'm assuming you mean a Java implementation of the IPsec protocols, plus a policy engine of some kind. I am not aware of any such implementation, but don't let that sun.com address fool you - I'm no Java wizard. There may be one out there, I'm not just aware of any. Or do you mean something like extensions to Java sockets so that they can protect network traffic with IPsec? I am also not aware of any such implementation, but I am _very_ interested in at least getting Solaris-style IP_SEC_OPT functionality out to Java, if not something (much) better. Dan
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