Delivery of XML

[Jonathan Borden]

> 
> Does anyone know if there are any companies out there offering secure
> encryption for XML? I imagine you'd have to create a browser 
> based on IE or
> Netscape that disabled functions such as view source, copy, and 
> save as ---
> and that would be the only browser your encrypted XML content could be
> opened from.
> 

Would that be SSL with certificates to distinguish clients?


Jonathan Borden
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