Better ASN (developed by Thawte Technologies,) is a Java ASN.1 API that achieves near 100% encoding efficiency for typical ASN.1 usage. An ASN.1 to Java compiler is provided, facilitating custom extension of the API for any application.

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  • There's a way to fix the case conflict and make it usable on Windows: 0. when unzipping the tar, create a copy of the unzipped files (Extension.java & subjectAltName.java) before continuing with the conflicting file alert and overwriting them 1. import the src tree as an Eclipse project 2. rename SubjectAltName to SubjectAltName1 and EXTENSION to EXTENSION1 3. fix the compile errors by renaming the reference across the source tree
  • Source code not usable on Windows because files with same names that only differ in case are used (e.g. EXTENSION.java Extension.java)
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Languages

English

Intended Audience

Developers, Information Technology, Telecommunications Industry

Programming Language

Java, Python

Related Categories

Python Communications Software, Python Internet Software, Python Topic Software, Java Communications Software, Java Internet Software, Java Topic Software

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2003-09-16