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Encryption using ACME package

 
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Hi, I'm notsure whether its right to post this mesg here but i've no choice! Well, I'd like to whether anyone has used the ACME package for encryption and decryption. I've to encrypt the user name and password and loads of data using ACME package. BTW, i'm a totl new comer to this encryption techniques. Just now, reading Java security handbook but it looks like beyond my understanding bombarding words like, message digest, private key etc.
So, if any one has used ACME package, coule you pls send me some sample code snippets so that i can try. Thank you vey much for your help in advance,
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Krishna
 
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I rememebr that i tried to do that with ACME, but ended up with something more generic:
 
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