Extra headaches of securing XML

oh, here we go again: "The standards already provide for complete encription of a part of or the entire XML. In fact the tools do this for you. I can only speak to IBM's tool set but the industry has kicked Microsoft's arse on this one. I suspect all tool builders have such security except for the .NOT tool sets. I"

now it is ams problem and only ms xml is effected, sorry, ding, wrong answer; Posted by: V Sanders Posted on: 03/29/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Alternatives to XML jorwell | 03/29/04

Not an XML issue rpmyers1 | 03/29/04

Typical Industry Tactics jorwell | 03/29/04

Silk mighetto | 03/29/04

oops, didn't finish bthomasmo@... | 03/29/04

Audit mighetto | 03/29/04

oh, here we go again V Sanders | 03/29/04

Nice? jorwell | 03/29/04

Just offshore it Hamburger Cook | 03/29/04

XML Overhyped DB_z | 03/30/04

and it ain't easy either V Sanders | 03/31/04

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