Hello,

I am trying to authenticate a SSL client via client certificate to the
server. Therefore, I extended Apache's ClientCustomSSL.java example by
creating a new SSLSocketFactory object with keystore, keystore
password and truststore (key- and trustore in bks format). If I run
this modified example on my desktop PC I am able to connect to the
server and the client sends its certificate to the server. If I use
the same code (and same key- and truststore) on the Android emulator,
then I get an SSL handshake failure at the point when the server
requests the client certificate. On the server side (openssl s_server)
I can see that the Android emulator did not return the client
certificate.

Is there any known issue that an Android client does not send its SSL
certificate to the server?

Thanks for your help.

Doraemon

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