Hi,

I'm trying to complete the following source code so that I can convert to c# to test if the token produced from both languages are exactly the same:

JAVA Snapshot source:

import java.lang.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.net.*;

import java.util.Scanner;
import java.io.*;
import java.security.*;

public class clstoken {
private String strToken;

public static void main(String[] args) {
    clstoken objtoken = new clstoken();
    objtoken.createToken("name a","name b","name c");
}

public void createToken (String str_A, String str_B, String str_C){
String strtime = Long.toString (System.currentTimeMillis ());
this.strToken = URLEncoder.encode (str_A, "UTF-8")
     + ":"
     + URLEncoder.encode(str_B, “UTF-8”)
     + ":"
     + strtime
     + ":"
     + new Base64Encoder ().encode (
    new Md5 (str_A + str_B + strtime + str_C).getDigest ());
System.out.println("Token is " + this.strToken);

}
}


If I run this 'Base64Encoder' and 'Md5' classes cannot be found. I'm not too sure if JAVA 1.6 contains these classes as I cannot find them. Can anyone help complete the source?

I'm running Windows XP Pro and JAVA 1.6.

Thanks,
P

There is no Base64 encoder/decoder in the standard Java SDK class library

check
http://www.wikihow.com/Encode-a-Stri...se64-With-Java

jomet.
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Thanks jomet, managed to complete the source and convert to c#.

Nice one!