Silly suggestion. If you can download the WSDL file from Internet Explorer, why not just save it as a file and then use the tools to generate stubs, etc?
Rick > Thanks Tom, > I'm assuming the the certificate I'm using is the server certificate. And > the reason is as follows: > > We have received a myCertificate.p12 file to be installed on our side. I've > installed the same and when I hit the URL through IE it brings up the list > of certificates which can be used to authenticate us as a valid entity > allowed to access the web services. Here when I selected the installed > "myCertificate" it allows me to go in and see the web services. > > I've used this installed "myCertificate" in the internet explorer to export > it into "myCertificate.cer" and import this ".cer" into > "myCertificate.keystore" and use this keystore file for all further secure > communication. > > When I try to hit their web services using this "myCertificate.keystore" > file, I can see the CN name is *different* for "myCertificate.cer" which is > imported into "myCertificate.keystore" and does not match with any of the CN > names that come from the server in the certificate chain. > > My question is, if this might cause a problem, how come internet explorer is > able to resolve and able to present me as a valid host to the server, > whereas my java client program is not able to do the same? > > Thanks in advance > Srikrishna > > > > >From: Tom Oinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Subject: Re: using certificate to access wsdl file > >Date: Tue, 18 May 2004 20:42:24 +0100 > > > >Hi, > > > >I believe your problem is that the certificate is a client one. The only > >time I've seen that error was when we were missing a server certificate - > >the one that is used to authenticate the server rather than the one used to > >authenticate the client. The certificate that, say, IE asks you whether you > >want to install when you visit a https URL is a server certificate. > > > >I'm guessing this based on the command line 'client.cer' reference. Try > >with the server certificate in your keystore and see if the error is still > >there, if it is then double check the certificate (certificate CN should be > >equal to the hostname IIRC but you can get around that sometimes by munging > >the hosts file on your client... hack hack hack) > > > >HTH, > > > >Tom > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get 200+ ad-free, high-fidelity stations and LIVE Major League Baseball > Gameday Audio! http://radio.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200491ave/direct/01/ >
