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Asp.net client side cryptography

Hello!

How can I sign data with standard .net crypto providers on client side?

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If it's on the client side it probably won't be ASP.NET, you'll be using JavaScript (unless you maybe do it in Silverlight).

So that's your answer; use Silverlight if you wish to use ASP.NET, or use JavaScript otherwise.

Noon Silk  2009-08-15 11:05:48
Thanks for answer.I cann't use Silverlight. Can I reach .net cryptography classes in javascript?
asmois  2009-08-15 11:12:31
Not without Silverlight no. I mean, unless you distribute some local executable.
Noon Silk  2009-08-15 11:16:56
Thanks! I have no questions.
asmois  2009-08-15 11:21:18

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