Ok, thanks a lot! I solved my problem, I made some mistakes creating certificates. I followed a guide on an IBM tutorial and i was deceived by the fact that that code worked fine on a standard java client app. I didn't run the keytool -selfcert command on the client keystore previously made. Executing this command i generate a correct selfsigned certificate and all works fine. When i will finish to write my test code i will post a small step-by-step guide to work with ssl sockets with client-server applications in android, considering that there's nothing clear on the web about this, and many of my problems were caused by picking fragmentary informations from different places and joining them together. Thanks a lot again, your help was crucial for me, thanks and thanks again.
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