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mkirank,

What you did not mention is that the Java Program does not use CBC.
In the first paragraph of the question you say:

'but I could not find anything on how to use the same (encrypt method of Tea_JS uses CBC).'

The same as what? At this point you have not even mentioned the Java program you are using and at no point in your question do you mention that the Java program does not use CBC. Posts that include as much relevant information as the poster can provide are generally easier for people to answer.

Martin

In reply to Re^2: Encryption using Tea algorithm (New Variant) by marto
in thread Encryption using Tea algorithm (New Variant) by mkirank

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