I made an update to Rijndael encryption in ASCrypt. There was a problem initializing the object if you were using a blocksize or key length other than the default.
It should be working better now. Of course, I still can't get it to produce the same results as ColdFusion's Encrypt function.
posted by Jeffry Houser in
Flex, ASCrypt3, Professional
| 5 Comments
#1 by toku on 2/2/07 - 1:53 PM
Toku
#2 by Jeffry Houser on 2/2/07 - 3:01 PM
MD5 and SHA1 encryption appears to produce similar results.
Base64 encoding works identically in both cases.
I could not get Rijndael (AKA AES) encryption to work. I've spent a lot of time on it without any luck. Based on my searching I couldn't get two AES encryption methods to return the same results.
I'd love some help if you want to take a look at the code.
#3 by toku on 2/4/07 - 3:15 AM
Both MD5 and SHA1 are hash functions that can't be decrypted. So they are not what I am looking for.
#4 by Dave Cozens on 7/4/07 - 3:43 AM
http://tales-of-coldfusion.blogspot.com/
#5 by Jeffry Housr on 7/4/07 - 7:41 AM
I don't see any posts there about AES and Flex + ColdFusion. Are you referring to this post?
http://tales-of-coldfusion.blogspot.com/2007/07/st...
That said, I have heard from people who used ASCrypt3 AES to pass data back and forth between Java and Flex.
I was able to get AES working between CF and Flex using a different encryption package. ( http://crypto.hurlant.com/ ).