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Simply open a new ticket and report the debug view information in it.
Simply because free auditable source code make sense, specially in security. It's a warranty for robust and secure code : anyone can audit and patch the code at any moment all around the world.
Also because i'm convinced that the only thing that a client should pay is the service : customizations, new features and support.
It doesn't natively, but you can add third party software JPedal eclipse plugin
Since 2000, everybody does web application. But is it the right choice for a security software?
It can be, if you fully trust :
On a security point of view, that made lots of potential weak points...
So, i decided to implement eParapher as a heavy client, with signed code : it offer a higher security level.
Well ... I choose this old piece of paper because it's a part of french history [cocorico ;)] : it's one of the most important contract signed in the 18th century.
As eParapher was originally designed to sign contract for small companies...
Use a JRE 1.5 or later.
Use Sun JRE 1.6 or later if you want to use:
Simply start it with the -vm option :
eParapher -vm "c:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_11\bin"
eParapher support USB Token and smartcard through a PKCS#11 interface.
You just need working drivers and the corresponding PKCS#11 file (*.dll or *.so) location for your hardware.
It has been tested with GemPKCS.
JRE limit by default the cryptographic engine through by checking the key size, due to different country laws on cryptography.\
The solution is, if your country rights permit it, download and install the "Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files" :