Base64

[Manish Asolkar]

hi,

I have two Window machines one has Server 2008 R2 and another on has Server 2012 R2 with same JDK version 1.8.

I am working on a financial  application where I receive a base64 encoded public encrypted value which I  need to decode using Base64, decrypt and validate.

My program is working fine on Server 2008 R2, but when I try to run same on Server 2012 R2 at that I am not getting SUCCESS.

I am using "org.apache.axis.encoding.Base64.decode(otp)" to acheive this.

After doing all verification I found there is something happening wrong with Base64 decoding.

I have checked java version of both System, bit version, processor etc everything is same.  

In that case what is going wrong with Base64 decoding. I tried other Base 64 APIs to fix this and other options too.

But not getting what and where I should make change to acheive this? It is crucial.....

Please suggest the fix to acheive for the same.

Regards

Manish Asolkar

[Steven Hartland]

Might want to ask on a java mailing list not a golang one ;-)

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[Manish Asolkar]

Hi Steven,

Can you suggest me on problem post before?

[Shawn Milochik]

We're missing what your question has to do with Go. This is a mailing list for the Go programming language. You seem to be asking a question about Java, which is not an appropriate topic here. 

[asolka...@gmail.com]

Hi Shawn,

I have two Window machines one has Server 2008 R2and another on has Server 2012 R2 with same JDK version 1.8.

I am working on a financial  application where I receive a base64 encoded public encrypted value which I  need to decode using Base64, decrypt and validate.

My program is working fine on Server 2008 R2, but when I try to run same on Server 2012 R2 at that I am not getting SUCCESS.

I am using "org.apache.axis.encoding.Base64.decode(otp)" to acheive this.

After doing all verification I found there is something happening wrong with Base64 decoding.

I have checked java version of both System, bit version, processor etc everything is same.  

In that case what is going wrong with Base64 decoding. I tried other Base 64 APIs to fix this and other options too.

But not getting what and where I should make change to acheive this? It is crucial.....

Please suggest the fix to acheive for the same.

Regards

Manish Asolkar

On Jun 26, 2017 1:11 AM, "Shawn Milochik" <shawn...@gmail.com> wrote:

We're missing what your question has to do with Go. This is a mailing list for the Go programming language. You seem to be asking a question about Java, which is not an appropriate topic here. 

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