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November 28th, 2003, 07:45 PM
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Secure and efficient XML transmission over TCP
It always puzzled me how XML structs can be transmitted efficiently and secure through TCP.
My application consists of a C++ server and Java clients. The two communicate with each other through XML structures sent through a know TCP port. The structures can get rather large and I sometimes wonder if I should delve into finding some compression method which works in both environments. Also, in the current implementations security is not an issue and therefore encryption is not essential. But this could change in the future. Any suggestions?
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December 1st, 2003, 04:46 AM
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I would use something like gzip for the compression since its available to both Java and C++.
As for security the best method would be some sort of public and private key encryption like GnuPG. I am quite sure there are ways to link GnuPG into both Java and C++,
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