# Re: NON US JCE???

Li Gong (gong@games.eng.sun.com)
Tue, 2 Sep 1997 10:59:55 -0700

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    Date: Tue, 2 Sep 1997 10:59:55 -0700

    Message-Id: <199709021759.KAA06973@games.eng.sun.com>

    From: Li Gong <gong@games.eng.sun.com>

    To: ss <ccka@ozemail.com.au>

    Subject: Re: NON US JCE???

    In-Reply-To: ccka@ozemail.com.au's mail of Tue, 2 September, 1997

ccka@ozemail.com.au writes:
> Hello,
> I am the technical director for GET Systems in Australia. We are =
> developing on-line gaming and entertainment technology using 100% Java. =
> Initially we are focusing on the Gaming industry. Of key concern to us =
> is secure transactions. My question is, is there a JCE JDK1.1 drop in =
> available outside the US, or will one become available? If not, must we =
> develop our own framework for secure transactions?

Sun does not currently ship an exportable version of JCE. A company
called Baltimore Technologies in Ireland (Dublin, I believe) issues a
press release some months ago saying they had a product that is fully
compatible with our APIs. I do not have more info on their product,
but they have a web page somewhere.

By the way, JCE1.1 and new JCE1.2 APIs are available at
http://java.sun.com/people/gong/java/security.html.

> Similarly, will SET transactions be made a part of Java? Eg. a package =
> in the JECF or something...

I believe there is a SET implementation in Java somewhere, and given
the financial use of it, its export control should be easier than
JCE. But I have no details on that yet.

Li

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