List of HASP HL Java API since July 2004
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Version 1.10 (september 2004)
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build_samples.bat - batch file to build the java samples
build_samples.sh - UNIX shell script to build the java samples
mkjar.bat - batch file to build & run a signed java applet
mkjar.sh - shell script to build & run a signed java applet
hasp_demo.html - HTML sample how to load a signed jar
hasp_demo.java - Java hasp_demo programm
hasp_update.java - Java hasp_update programm
hasp_demo_applet.java - Java applet sample
duke.policy - policy file to load the hasp_demo.html in
appletviewer. The file has to be updated to contain
the correct path.
Aladdin - the directory contains the the HASP Aladdin Java
Package (sources and compiled files).
HASPJava.dll - Windows JRE library
libHASPJava.so - Linux JRE library
libHASPJava.jnilib - Mac OS X JRE library
Known Issues
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The current HASP Java API requires the HASP HL Drivers version 5.10, can't be
used on Windows95 and Windows NT 4.0 and requires java 2 version 1.4 or newer.
The present package contains the HASP HL Java samples together with the Aladdin
Java Package and the JRE Libraries for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
In order to be able to use the HASP Java API you need to copy the JRE libraries
in the directory where the operating system dynamical libraries reside or in
the java\jre\lib\i386 directory.
Before compiling the samples with build_samples or mkjar you need to set the
JDK environment variable to the path where java is installed.
e.g.
for Windows "set JDK=p:\java\j2sdk1.4"
for Linux/Mac OS X "export JDK=/usr/java/j2sdk1.4"
To build the samples run the build_samples script.
To run the samples type:
<path_to_java>\bin\java hasp_demo
or
<path_to_java>\bin\java hasp_update
To run the applet sample in applet viewer do the following:
1. change the "file:/z:/sandbox/api/hhl/java/duke.store" to point to the
directory where the store certificate will be generated. For this case
to the current directory.
2. run the mkjar script.
To build the applet do the followings:
1. run the mkjar.sh or mkjar.bat according to the OS type you perform the test
on like in the previous section.
2. export the certifcate from the keystore:
<path_to_java>\bin\keytool -export -keystore duke.store -alias duke -file duke.cer
To run the applet do the following:
1. Install the certificate in your browser:
Netscape/Mozilla:
Edit->Preferences->Privacy&Security->Certificates
Push the Manage Certificates button on the right pane side.
Select the Other Peoples Tab
Push the Import button and import the duke.cer certificate.
InternetExplorer:
Tools->Internet Options->Content->Certificates->Import and import the
duke.cer certificate.
2. Load the hasp_demo.html and click YES when you'll be asked if you trust
the duke certificate.
Trademarks
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Aladdin Knowledge Systems Ltd. (c) 1985 - 2004. All rights reserved.
Download Driver Pack
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Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
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Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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