bouncy castle, jordan zimmerman, biginteger, binary resources

I thought you guys would like to know that it appears the Apache Harmony's BigInteger is exactly compatible with Sun's.

I have bouncy castle's rsa,aes as well as jz's srp working with no problems.

Although, when I debug GWT from eclipse+chrome is it running within a javascript vm, or am I still in java land? 

I was wondering whether anyone has any comments about this code:

native String getBinaryResource(String url) /*-{

   // ...implemented with JavaScript                 

   var req = new XMLHttpRequest();

   req.open("GET", url, false);  // The last parameter determines whether the request is asynchronous -> this case is sync.

   req.overrideMimeType('text/plain; charset=x-user-defined');

   req.send(null);

   if (req.status == 200) {                    

       return req.responseText;

   } else return null

}-*/;

Is this going to cause problems later on?  Is there a more "proper" way I can do this with GWT?

Thanks,

-tim

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