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JDK 1.4 supports the following digital signature algorithms:
We'll examine two examples in this section. The first, the hard way (see Digital signature code example: The hard way), uses the primitives already discussed for message digests and public key cryptography to implement digital signatures. The second, the easy way (see Digital signature code example: The easy way), uses the Java language's direct support for signatures. |
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