Problem in crypto :: RSA

[erfanonline]

I am writing a client software in QT 4.5 Commercial edition that need to send rsa encrypted data to server.
Steps are these:
1. get public key from server. The server gives (mod,exp) pair and nothing else
2. I need to encrypt data using "basic rsa" using the (mod,exp) and send to the server.

I am doing this to encrypt:

QString eee("22640209");//exp: got from server
 
QString mmm("95033496681677513042303794296510796923484007896833482880191206334940729008671");//mod:got from server
 
QCA::BigInteger exp11(eee);
QCA::BigInteger mod11(mmm);
 
public_key = new QCA::RSAPublicKey(mod11,exp11,"rsa");
 
QCA::SecureArray data = "27712887867";
QCA::SecureArray sarray = public_key->encrypt(data,QCA::EncryptionAlgorithm::EME_PKCS1v15);
 
QString sss(sarray.toByteArray());
QString rstr = QCA::arrayToHex(sarray.toByteArray());

QString eee("22640209");//exp: got from server

QString mmm("95033496681677513042303794296510796923484007896833482880191206334940729008671");//mod:got from server

QCA::BigInteger exp11(eee);
QCA::BigInteger mod11(mmm);

public_key = new QCA::RSAPublicKey(mod11,exp11,"rsa");

QCA::SecureArray data = "27712887867";
QCA::SecureArray sarray = public_key->encrypt(data,QCA::EncryptionAlgorithm::EME_PKCS1v15);

QString sss(sarray.toByteArray());
QString rstr = QCA::arrayToHex(sarray.toByteArray());

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But, the problem is, the result never matches with the expected result (from a working java applicaton for same purpose which uses Bouncy Castle)

The correct output for the message "22640209" should be "7fcbaf7722eed6bf8914a924ac03de7e825d492f10a1487c8 4eb5d94989c5e91"

I am stuck and I have a deadline coming.

Any help is welcome.

Regards
Sarwar Erfan

[wysota]

What encryption mode are you using? Maybe the two applications use different modes?

[erfanonline]

Thanks for your reply.
How do I change encryption mode in qt crypto?

[rexi]

I don't know much about QCA, but according to the documentation QCA::Cipher provides a Mode enum, so you can probably use this class to create a cipher with the mode your server is expecting.

If you are not sure what that mode would be, have a look at the Java code. If it is some non-standard mode, it should be set somewhere in the code. Otherwise, it would be the default that BouncyCastle uses, so you should look at it's documentation to find out what that default is.