On this page you can find DLL files developed by Chilkat Software, Inc. Currently we have 6 files in our database available for free download which you can use to fix missing dll errors. Below is a list of dll modules for Chilkat Software software like; Chilkat Mail, Chilkat XML ActiveX Component, Chilkat HTTP, Chilkat Charset ActiveX Component or other related Windows programs which use the same dll files.
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I am currently using chilkat ( refer : _ios.asp) for json web encryption and wrapping a cek (content encryption )key to the JWE object. This is currently supported by chilkat using a method setWrappingKey. For example I use it as below
When the Central Council Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska (CCTHITA) became involved as the grantee partner in 1998, through the Ilisagvik College Kellogg grant, we were operating the Vocational Training and Resource Center, traditionally named, Haa Kaak Has Ka Hidi, "Our Uncles House". This is a facility owned by five tribes, but administered by CCTHITA staff. The facility had just opened its doors as a vocational training center for the Southeast Alaska region and had as a long term goal, the plan to expand and serve as a tribal college with more academic offering. The mission of VTRC is to serve the region's training needs for economic improvement. As VTRC began offering courses, mostly in vocational and computer software programs, it became evident that basic academic courses should also be provided. When the Kellogg funding made it possible for CCTHITA to study the need for and the interest in creating a tribal college in the region, that focus became a part of the staff responsibilities at the VTRC. To date, this work has been carried out at the VTRC facility, reporting VTRC activities, and supported by CCTHITA through the direct participation of three program managers, space, communication networks, and supplies. The current funding from the AFN/ National Science Foundation is used to support a consultant position and travel associated with the projects. As stated above, that position addresses both tribal college planning and the work of the Alaska Rural Systemic Initiative (AKRSI). As the planning work progressed, it was determined by the AKRSI Elder Council and others devoting time to the newly forming tribal college, that it should be an entity that is "independent" in its legal structure from any one tribal government. That being the case, Articles of Incorporation were filed, tribal resolutions and representation were gathered to from a permanent Board of Trustees for the Southeast Alaska Tribal College, and by-laws were adopted by the eleven trustees. Currently, the SEATC exists as a legal entity, and so will be proposing a memorandum of agreement with CCTHITA/VTRC to work together to offer courses at the VTRC facility for some of its courses, and plans to do similar memorandums with other tribal and educational institutions that are interested. 2ff7e9595c
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