security VB versus Java

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  • Larry

    security VB versus Java

    I am interested in any comments or information sources on
    a comparison of security featuers of Java and Visual basic for web
    development.
    These can either be somewhat technical or less so. I say that
    because it's possible I may want to show some stuff to management and
    if
    it's too technical they will have a hard time with it, though I might
    be interested myself.
  • OrientPhoebus

    #2
    Re: security VB versus Java

    With JSP in Java, you don't need to take care about security in coding. Just
    set the web server with HTTPS connection opened and put your key pair in the
    server side, every thing is done. The SSL will be used in communication. For
    user authentication and authorization, J2EE application server provide
    framework to config. Some application may use XACML, which has nothing to do
    with Java.

    Secure VB? I have no experince in it, I'd like to know how to do it also,
    especially how .Net implement it.

    "Larry" <surfunbear@yah oo.com>
    ??????:fa148c36 .0308181106.63c 99006@posting.g oogle.com...[color=blue]
    > I am interested in any comments or information sources on
    > a comparison of security featuers of Java and Visual basic for web
    > development.
    > These can either be somewhat technical or less so. I say that
    > because it's possible I may want to show some stuff to management and
    > if
    > it's too technical they will have a hard time with it, though I might
    > be interested myself.[/color]


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    • Joe

      #3
      Re: security VB versus Java

      In article <fa148c36.03081 81106.63c99006@ posting.google. com>,
      surfunbear@yaho o.com says...[color=blue]
      > I am interested in any comments or information sources on
      > a comparison of security featuers of Java and Visual basic for web
      > development.
      > These can either be somewhat technical or less so. I say that
      > because it's possible I may want to show some stuff to management and
      > if
      > it's too technical they will have a hard time with it, though I might
      > be interested myself.
      >[/color]


      I don't have any experience with VB security but everything I need to
      know about Microsoft security is right in the headlines.

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