RSA .NET and Java Security Interoperability -- clarification

From: Carl Furner (cfurner2001_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 06/28/04

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    I am writing the following application(s):

    I want to create a RSA Key Pair on a C# client and then transferred
    the public information to a JAVA Server.

    I was using the suggestions from Michel Gallant to write CRYPTOAPI
    code using C++ and writing out a PUBLICKEYBLOB to a file. I was then
    picking up the file from Java and using some Java code that Michel had
    written and generating a Key.

    At this point... Is there a better why to do this for C#. Should I
    use CRYPTOAPI interface or the native C# interface and if I do how
    would I approach it? How would I transfer the Public Key Info to the
    Java Side? I really don't need to have it in a certificate and most
    likely I will tranfer it using my own protocol.

    Continue... I encrypted the data in the Java code and wrote it to a
    file. I picked up the file on the C# side and when I went to decrypt
    the code with the private key it failed. Any suggestions?

    Thanks,

    Carl Furner

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