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JBerd
Java tools for decoding and manipulating BER encoded ASN.1 Files
A simple Java ASN BER decoder and profiler A tool for easy manipulation of BER encoded files. An "awk" for ASN.1 BER (for Unix people) or maybe a "notepad" for ASN.1 BER (for Windows people). Jberd (Java BER decoder) is a lightweight BER decoder and associated tools for interpreting and processing BER encoded ASN.1 files. The following facilities are provided: • JBerd Profiler. -
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CoDec is a Java package for encoding and decoding ASN.1 data structures. CoDec supports the Basic Encoding Rules (BER) as well as the Distinguished Encoding Rules (DER) and provides a library with data structures for many cryptographic standards.
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The oBIX toolkit provides a Java software library for implementing oBIX enabled applications. The toolkit contains a data model for obj trees, XML encoder/decoder, REST session management, and a Swing diagnostics tool.
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This software provides library to encode/decode Java strings to/from Base64 encoding and variants. Just include the .jar file into your classpath, to encode: string.getbytes("x-base64"); to decode: new String(bytearray, "x-base64");
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