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The first part of this article{.aioseop-link}, discussed Encryption coding at C# level. It introduced you in the world of AES{.aioseop-link} and RSA{.aioseop-link} encryption algorithms. But the role of this story is not only to introduce you to some encryption algorithms but also show you how to code them under some programming languages.

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One of our challenges at work, lately, was to send encrypted messages between multiple applications, written in different programming languages: C#, Go and JavaScript{.aioseop-link}.

In our case, it was more like TypeScript{.aioseop-link}, but from this point of view, it is safe to talk about JavaScript from two simple reasons:

Hello guys,

Needed to do this for a project my team is maintaining, but I could only find the solution for ColdFusion, which looks like this:

JavaImport = structNew();

JavaImport.io = structNew();
JavaImport.io.File = CreateObject('java', 'java.io.File');

JavaxImport = StructNew();

JavaxImport.imageio = StructNew();
JavaxImport.imageio.ImageIO = CreateObject('java', 'javax.imageio.ImageIO');

imageBuffer = JavaxImport.imageio.ImageIO.read(JavaImport.io.File.Init(imagePath));

response = getPageContext().getFusionContext().getResponse();
response.setHeader('Content-Type', 'image/png');
response.setHeader('Cache-Control', 'max-age=604800, public');
JavaxImport.imageio.ImageIO.write(imageBuffer, "png", response.getResponse().getOutputStream() );

After consulting Railo documentation on GetPageContext method, we’ve come to the following result: