saroj,
you can install apache along with mod_ssl . I have recently insatlled it on my site,
and it works just fine. As far as the certificates are concerned, when you install
apache, either you can make your own certificate (which the ppl. accessing your site
should be ready to accept ), or you can also install a certificate got from some
common sites, as in verisign.
hope the above information is of help to you,
Rohit Jain
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On Thu, 6 Jul 2000 13:55:31
Saroj Kanta Mishra wrote:
>Dear sir,
> This is Saroj. could you do little favour to me to clarify the fallowing
>confusions.
>
>case 1:
>. Presently Our product is accessing the http sites. I wanted it to also access https
>sites.I tried to install JSSE(JAVA SECURE SOCKET EXTENSION). But I have to install
>the desired CA in the excution envoronment before the product is invoked. I am
>getting confused how to install. Is that CA is default one along with JSSE or i have
>to go for a certification from thrid party like verisign ? How to Install the CA &
>where to Install ?
>case 2:
> can Apache server help me in any way.I come to know that Apache having the SSL/TLS
>option. But I dont know much about the Apache. Suppose in case of Apache what I have
>to do ?
>
> I will be verymuch thankful & feel obliged if you will give me a wayout.
>
>With Regards
>Saroj Kanta Mishra
>email :[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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