Discussion:
Share information with a private network
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Gerardo
2005-10-17 12:56:06 UTC
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The obective is , display information of a service in a netbanking network.
The files are in visual foxpro 6.0 and i need to export in information that
these people will know how to read it. I was thinking in XML, but needs to be
safe and have a High level of security . What do your recommend? where i can
find accurate and precise information for this.

Thnx
Fred Taylor
2005-10-17 15:07:18 UTC
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XML, since it's pure text, isn't secure. You'd need to encrypt/decrypt the
string on both ends before you consume it.

There's literally many ways you could encrypt/decrypt a string.
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Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
Post by Gerardo
The obective is , display information of a service in a netbanking network.
The files are in visual foxpro 6.0 and i need to export in information that
these people will know how to read it. I was thinking in XML, but needs to be
safe and have a High level of security . What do your recommend? where i can
find accurate and precise information for this.
Thnx
Gerardo
2005-10-17 16:06:02 UTC
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Thanx Fred,
but do you have more specific information, like links, necesary software, or
some applications i can create to make safe all this information. This is the
key, there is around 4 servers, that will export this information to the
netbanking network. How should be? where i can find topics about encrypting
files in VFP.

Thanx
Post by Fred Taylor
XML, since it's pure text, isn't secure. You'd need to encrypt/decrypt the
string on both ends before you consume it.
There's literally many ways you could encrypt/decrypt a string.
--
Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
Post by Gerardo
The obective is , display information of a service in a netbanking network.
The files are in visual foxpro 6.0 and i need to export in information that
these people will know how to read it. I was thinking in XML, but needs to be
safe and have a High level of security . What do your recommend? where i can
find accurate and precise information for this.
Thnx
Fred Taylor
2005-10-18 04:49:42 UTC
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Use Google and search. You should find plenty.

Here's one I found from using Google and "VFP encryption":

http://www.sweetpotatosoftware.com/SPSBlog/CommentView,guid,5f4231f7-abc5-4649-a74d-6779f0bce659.aspx

And after having gotten to know Craig Boyd a little better after meeting him
at Southwest Fox conference this past weekend, he's pretty sharp!

Another site in general you might want to check out is http://fox.wikis.com,
there's literally tons of stuff on all kinds of VFP topics there.
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Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
Post by Gerardo
Thanx Fred,
but do you have more specific information, like links, necesary software, or
some applications i can create to make safe all this information. This is the
key, there is around 4 servers, that will export this information to the
netbanking network. How should be? where i can find topics about encrypting
files in VFP.
Thanx
Post by Fred Taylor
XML, since it's pure text, isn't secure. You'd need to encrypt/decrypt the
string on both ends before you consume it.
There's literally many ways you could encrypt/decrypt a string.
--
Fred
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
Post by Gerardo
The obective is , display information of a service in a netbanking network.
The files are in visual foxpro 6.0 and i need to export in information that
these people will know how to read it. I was thinking in XML, but needs
to
be
safe and have a High level of security . What do your recommend? where
i
can
find accurate and precise information for this.
Thnx
Paul
2005-10-18 15:57:20 UTC
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Post by Gerardo
Thanx Fred,
but do you have more specific information, like links, necesary software, or
some applications i can create to make safe all this information. This is the
key, there is around 4 servers, that will export this information to the
netbanking network. How should be? where i can find topics about encrypting
files in VFP.
I would have thought the solution is to use a secure transmission
method. e.g. VPN, HTTPS etc.
--
Paul
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