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List:       openjdk-security-dev
Subject:    [security-dev 00027]: Re: DTLS implementation
From:       briefkasten () uebber ! de (Christian Uebber)
Date:       2007-12-04 21:21:17
Message-ID: 27A1DEF1-0C1E-4AA9-A6A9-C7F2BF4E7DBA () uebber ! de
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Hello Andreas,

I appreciate your offers, thank you. Meanwhile I have got this project  
accepted as my thesis by the Chair for Computer Networks and Internet  
at the University of Tuebingen. My academic advisor is Mr. Ali Fessi.

On the weekend I went through the javax.net.ssl and sun.security.ssl  
classes and was pleasantly surprised to find such an exceptional  
quality. Spread out over numerous classes I've found excellent  
separation of concerns and extensive documentation. It's going to be  
fun to work with and I'll work hard to hold up this standard.

There probably won't be many questions about the JSSE part from my  
side. For any deeper architectural and 'political' issues regarding  
the JDK I'll not hesitate to ask you first. Comments on my code are  
also always welcome.

Give me 2-3 weeks for the first exemplary pieces of code. I don't want  
to waste your time with half-cooked stuff.

Christian


Am 30.11.2007 um 02:42 schrieb Andreas Sterbenz:

> Christian Uebber wrote:
>> Is anybody already working on this for Java DatagramSockets? I'd be  
>> interested in doing the work. Integration into and reuse of the  
>> existing JSSE code would also be my preferred way to go.
>
> That sounds like a great idea. We at Sun don't have any current  
> plans to implement DTLS due to a lack of resources, but we could  
> assist by answering questions about JSSE or commenting on your code.  
> There are also some architectural issues about fitting a secure  
> datagram transport into the current Networking APIs that we may want  
> to discuss.
>
> BTW, you may want to look into signing the contributor agreement: http://openjdk.java.net/contribute/
>
> Andreas.
>
>



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