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Decoding a document
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10/09/1999 10:24:43
 
 
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08/09/1999 13:54:44
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Applications Internet
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Thread ID:
00262329
Message ID:
00263343
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>>We are trying to share the same data and documents from a standalone exe that could be distributed on a CD , while at the same time they are accessed through a VFox5 DCOM/Intranet configuration.
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>>All is well except for security. We have secure pdf documents on a CD/Server that will only be decrypted through the software once a password has been entered. As the layout of the documents are identical for the the intranet - we have a problem.
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>>How can I secure the documents in a way that they culd be decrypted/accessed from a CD in a similar way as through a DCOM?
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>>Am I going about this the right way??
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>>Any help/ideas would be most welcome
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>>Jason
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>How are you encrypting/decrypting them? If it is happening live in the software, all you need to do is decrypt to a string and then write that string to a file in the temp directory.


It is software encryption/decryption. The CD application currently decodes to the temp directory and opens the PDF with the viewer. How would you incorporate this through DCOM and send the PDF back for the browser to open the viewer.

The document is currently opened by passing a series of titles/hypertext links back to the browser which the user then clicks and the browser does the rest...

I just can't perceive how the DCOM could decode and return a pdf back to the browser which is then opened by the viewer.
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