Re: Encryption & MIME/SMIME Encoder




Need some advices from the BizTalk expertise here.

I wish to send over some privacy data thru FTP protocol to my client
machine. That's why; I have to encrypt the privacy data sending the file
over
to my client. If I use MIME/SMIME encoder in the send pipeline to encode
the
message, is there a way for my client application (not BizTalk server) to
decrypt the message if I use MIME/SMIME encoder? If yes, what kind of
information that I required to provide to my client in order for them to
build the decryption application?

The other side would need MIME/SMIME support (such as a third party
component) as well as the private key of the certificate used to encrypt the
message in the first place.


If there is no way for my client to decrypt the message, is there any
other
way that I can use to encrypt the privacy message before send to my
client.
My main concern is to make sure that my client application manage to read
the
encrypted message and decrypted it correctly.

You can also create a custom encoding/decoding pipeline component that uses
the encryption algorithm of your choice.


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Tomas Restrepo
tomasr@xxxxxxxx
http://www.winterdom.com/


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