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SSL Support - plugin, that really "plugs in"

Postby rec9140 » Fri May 26, 2006 12:03 am

Is there any plugin for PJIRC for SSL support that really is a plugin.

The present listed "plugin" is not a plugin, it requires compiling, compilers and stuff as and end user I do not posses.

So any thing out there to add SSL support to PJIRC ???


ThankS!
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Postby Thema » Fri May 26, 2006 12:21 am

If you check it out properly you will find both a .java & a .class file.
Although I'd expect it to be in a .jar archive it isn't absolutely neccessary.
The .class file is the compiled binary and can be used as is (just add it to the listed archives) or placed in a .jar archive if you know how.

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Re: SSL Support - plugin, that really "plugs in"

Postby HardwareWizard » Fri Sep 05, 2008 4:06 am

ok i need help i have tried to get ssl working following the directions in this post but have not been able to do so for the following reasons.

- the file names or function names are not found in the source file some times.

- there seems to be several ways people were trying to get the ssl implemented and the explanations conflicted between posts.

- i'm not a JAVA pgmer so i'm not sure if i even setup eclipse correctly. i got 32 errors and a hundreds of warnings

i followed this how to

1) fetch the pjirc_2_2_1_full.zip
2) go into the pjirc_2_2_1_src.zip
3) unzip the stuff into your eclipse workspace or favourite java dev-tool
4) copy the three files from my site http://www.testbetrieb.de.vu/pjirc/ into your workspace-dir/pjirc/irc/security.
One file will be overwritten, the other two are additional.

5) Compile the IRCApplet.java as "Java Applet". In Eclipse its "Alt+Shift+X, A".

6) Synchronize (bit by bit) all your *.class files from the workspace with the irc.cab and irc.jar and irc-unsigned.jar contents.
If some files differ, copy from the workspace into the jar/cab


if someone could assist me in getting this working by either explaining keystroke by keystroke how to compile using eclipse or providing the compiled code and directions how to make it work or do it all for me.

i prefer solution 1 explaining the way to compile using the latest version of eclipse.


thanks to the brave soul that helps me:)
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Re: SSL Support - plugin, that really "plugs in"

Postby HardwareWizard » Sat Jan 30, 2010 5:29 pm

bump
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