| data ecryption [message #209650] |
Sat, 06 January 2007 15:01  |
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I'm using a simple bean in my application to encrypt data as it is stored in
the database.
To use my bean from a JSP, I do the following:
String str = "encrypt something" ;
Krupticos krupticos = new Kruptiocos() ;
krupticos.encode(str) ;
To reverse the process I then do:
String str = "" ;
str = krupticos.decode(str) ;
Can anyone tell me how I would implement this been in BIRT so that the data
is decrypted as it is displayed in the report?
Thanks, Leo
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| Re: data ecryption [message #209834 is a reply to message #209650] |
Mon, 08 January 2007 14:38  |
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Originally posted by: johnw.innoventsolutions.com
Leo,
You would have to have the class installed in your classpath. You can
try putting that class in your project folder (never works for me, but
others have reported success), or put it in your plug-ins
(eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.birt.report.data.oda.jdbc_2.1.1 .v20060922-1058\drivers
should work, although I don't believe that is the proper place for it).
Then using scripting, you should be able to instantiate the object like
krupticos = Packages.Krupticos();
Then in the data sets fetch event, you should be able to say something
like:
row["column_name"] = krupticos.decode(row["column_name"]);
Something like that "should" work.
John
Leo wrote:
> I'm using a simple bean in my application to encrypt data as it is stored in
> the database.
>
> To use my bean from a JSP, I do the following:
>
> String str = "encrypt something" ;
>
> Krupticos krupticos = new Kruptiocos() ;
>
> krupticos.encode(str) ;
>
> To reverse the process I then do:
>
> String str = "" ;
>
> str = krupticos.decode(str) ;
>
> Can anyone tell me how I would implement this been in BIRT so that the data
> is decrypted as it is displayed in the report?
>
> Thanks, Leo
>
>
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