Programming an Application with Security


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Using BEA Tuxedo Security

If you are writing security code for . . .	Then you use the ATMI functions available for . . .
Client programs so that clients can join a BEA Tuxedo application and access application services	Clients joining an application, which in turn invoke system-level calls to the authentication and authorization plug-ins
Both client and server programs to protect the integrity and privacy of the data they exchange	Public key security, which supports end-to-end digital signing and data encryption