RE: Default CTIL

Christopher:

I do not understand what you mean by "pTokenObj variable set to null",
but you must explicitely create a default CTIL token.  This is described
in the API document:



Another version 2.0 introduction was a default CTIL, provided by
libCtilMgr.  This default CTIL provides the following algorithms:

	AES 	Content encryption
	SHA-1, SHA-2 Digest
	DSA	Signature (for verification ONLY).

The default CTIL can be added to the list of instances by calling the
"CSMIME:: SetDefaultCTIL();" method (CSMIME is the container of the
application instances). It is possible to create a container of just the
default CTIL, but it can only perform basic digest SHA-1, SHA-2
algorithms, AES content encrytion, and/or the DSA verification.



Bob Colestock

-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Brown [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:51 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Default CTIL


I am having problems loading the default CTIL.  I try to create a CML 
session with the pTokenObj variable set to null, but I get a memory 
violation when the default CTIL loads.  I am working on a Linux 
platform.  Thanks