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SAP Cryptograph - SSF

Former Member

‎2010 May 26 1:14 PM

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Hi experts,

I have to cryptograph and store a password in a transaparent table. Later I will recovery this password and send to a Java system. The Java will decryptograph the password.

I have been searching and find the SSF. Do I have to use SSF to acquire the result above?

Thanks a lot.

Jorge

Edited by: Jorge Castro on May 26, 2010 3:04 PM

Hi experts,

I have to cryptograph and store a password in a transaparent table. Later I will recovery this password and send to a Java system. The Java will decryptograph the password.

I have been searching and find the SSF. Do I have to use SSF to acquire the result above?

Thanks a lot.

Jorge

Edited by: Jorge Castro on May 26, 2010 3:04 PM

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Former Member

‎2010 May 26 2:25 PM

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Hi,

first explain what SSF is.

Perhaps function DB_CRYPTO_PASSWORD can help you. The only problem now is to know if Java has a class with a method which is able to decrypt the password you´ll send.

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‎2010 May 26 2:43 PM

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Jorge,

SSF stands for Secure Store & Forward.

The problem when use the fucntion that you said is the Java system. It must decrypt the password.

Thanks