Thread: Web protection in java platform?

Hi every one,

I need to know the web protection in java platform?
In java , which concepts i am going to use?
please send me , guideline to develop web protect software?

For example, I if want to open google.com,i need password to access the google.com website.


thanks and regards,
sundar

So are you basically looking for a way to password protect a page/website?

thank u.
yes , but it is like (blue coat w9 web protection admin software)

I want create simple internet filter tool (like blue coat k9 web protection admin software).
i dont know , how to create internet filter tool in java?
i need some guideline to develop internet tool in java platform.

please help me.

regards,
sundar

Originally Posted by sundarjothi

thank u.
yes , but it is like (blue coat w9 web protection admin software)

I want create simple internet filter tool (like blue coat k9 web protection admin software).
i dont know , how to create internet filter tool in java?
i need some guideline to develop internet tool in java platform.

please help me.

regards,
sundar

I have no idea what you mean by a "internet filter tool" but to protect pages you can use j security checks or the jaas/ssl implementation.

I have no idea what you mean by a "internet filter tool" but to protect pages you can use j security checks or the jaas/ssl implementation.

K9 is software which protects children on the internet.. It basically filters out adult content and other stuff on websites that parents see as bad material.

I think he is trying to do the same thing...

I have no idea how to go about doing it though. Maybe he could write his own web browser and then scan each page for certain keywords before the page is loaded? If the keywords are found, the page could fail.

Originally Posted by Flash

K9 is software which protects children on the internet.. It basically filters out adult content and other stuff on websites that parents see as bad material.

I think he is trying to do the same thing...

I have no idea how to go about doing it though. Maybe he could write his own web browser and then scan each page for certain keywords before the page is loaded? If the keywords are found, the page could fail.

One way to do this is indeed to write your own web browser or a plugin for an existing web browser although I don't think Java is a good language to do this.

Another option is to download an online page entirely and scan for certain keywords before viewing it. After the page is accepted load it in a Firefox or IE etc instance although the problem that may arise is that the user can continue in the FF/IE browser and the application won't be able to scan the pages within these web browsers. Again, java isn't a good language for this.