| Ravi Shankar 2004-08-18, 2:47 am |
| Hi Justin,
1. Yes you're supposed to put in the Public & Private
keys in place of the <hex value>.
2. The Encryption Key generation Tool is part of the SDK
and you'd probably need to build it on your dev system
I'm confused about your request for connection strings...
The connection strings used by all resources are
available as properties for those resources and can be
accessed/modified using the Commerce Server Manager.
HTH.
>-----Original Message-----
>Greetings all,
>
>Trying to figure out how to use the two-way encryption
capablities of
>Commerce Server 2002 (using ASP.NET).
>
>I've read both the "Managing Encrypted Profile
Properties" portion of the
>documentation as well as the sections in the "Building
Solutions with MSCS
>2002" book, and they are alittle unclear. Need some
help understanding the
>following:
>
>1. In the web.config file in the whole
> < encryption > < keys keyIndex="1" >
> <add type="publicKey" value="<hex-
string>" />....
> < / encryption >
> Are we suppose to put the actual key values that
we've generated in
>place of the '<hex-string>'?? If so, do we still need
to append this to the
>connection string? The documentation talks about
changing code in the
>global.asa, I have not seen the equivalent to these
methods in ASP.NET. Can
>someone shed some light on this as well?
>
>2. Exactly where do we change the connection string?
Just in our
>web.config or are they in the Commerce Server Manager?
(or somewhere else)
>(or all)??
>
>The documentation talks about an Encryption Key
Generator Tool... where is
>this?
>It also mentions the GrenadeFX sample. I don't seem to
have either of
>these. How may I obtain these?
>
>Sorry, there's quite a bit here, but I would appreciate
any help on this
>subject.
>
>Thanks,
>Justin
>.
>
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