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If you need the secure link to transmit a lots of data, you shouldn't use the non-symmetrical SSL, because it's very slow.<br />
You can use non-symmetrical SSL to exchange a &nbsp;pair &nbsp;of symmetrical keys first, and use the symmetrical keys to transmit the big data.<br />

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If you need the secure link to transmit a lots of data, you shouldn't use the non-symmetrical SSL, because it's very slow.
You can use non-symmetrical SSL to exchange a  pair  of symmetrical keys first, and use the symmetrical keys to transmit the big data.


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I wrote : &quot;<a href="http://mycgidom.dom.com/isSecure.cgi?" rel="ugc">http://mycgidom.dom.com/isSecure.cgi?</a>&quot;&nbsp;<br />
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instead of &quot;<a href="https://mycgidom.dom.com/isSecure.cgi?" rel="ugc">https://mycgidom.dom.com/isSecure.cgi?</a>&quot;&nbsp;<br />
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I wrote : "http://mycgidom.dom.com/isSecure.cgi? [http://mycgidom.dom.com/isSecure.cgi?]" 
twice
instead of "https://mycgidom.dom.com/isSecure.cgi? [https://mycgidom.dom.com/isSecure.cgi?]" 



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we have a Java applet that needs to initiate a 128 bit secure link to a Netscape server in order to post confidential information. We do not want to set up the secure link unless we have to since the remainder of the applet does not need the security but does need the speed. - any ideas?
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we have a Java applet that needs to initiate a 128 bit secure link to a Netscape server in order to post confidential information. We do not want to set up the secure link unless we have to since the remainder of the applet does not need the security but does need the speed. - any ideas?

128 bit secure link

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.