Have you tried adding the lines I did in my first question? Namely the line:
sslFilter.setEnabledCipherSuites(new String[] {
"SSL_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_MD5", "SSL_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_MD5"};Maybe that'll work. 2007/5/11, Mark Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Class.getResourceAsStream(String) loads a file from the classpath. Unless you are creating your own classloaders, you should be fine just placing the directory that contains the bogus.cert file in your classpath. BTW, placing the bogus.cert file in my classpath still gives me "no cipher suites in common" error messages. Not that I was surprised that this problem still exists, Its that I am still stuck. -- ..Cheers Mark On 5/11/07, Andre de C. Rodrigues <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've just made it work... it seems that the problem was that the > bogus.cert file was not in the correct location. > > In the SSLContextFactory.java I have changed the line: > in = BogusSSLContextFactory.class.getResourceAsStream( > BOGUS_KEYSTORE ); > to > in = new java.io.FileInputStream( BOGUS_KEYSTORE ); > > When I tried to run the app, I got a file not found exception. I > placed the bogus.cert file in my project root folder (instead of my > src folder) and it worked! > > I tried changing the line back to what it was while keeping the > bogus.cert in my project root folder, but that didn't work either... > is there a correct location for bogus.cert when using the original > code? > > Thanks for all the feedback, > Andre >
