One way you can do this is through a set of third party java classes provided by a
vendor specializing in encryption and security.
We use SSLava from Phaos technologies (www.phaos.com) and this toolkit
definately includes classes for retrieving and validating client certificates. Another
toolkit you might want to look at is J/SSL from Baltimore Technologies
(http://www.baltimore.com/products/jssl/index.html).
"cbos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>We want to provide our application on Internet.
>Our application is developed with NetDynamics 4 and JDK 1.1.7 on NT server
>4.
>One of the solutions analyzed is to use private certificates and HTTPS
>protocol (SSL).
>
>Different companies are client and can access the application.
>Each company has got its own certificates.
>We can have a list of the delivered certificate with the associated company.
>
>
>Our question is the following one:
>Is it possible to read a certificate from the JAVA code or with a
>NetDynamics feature.
>In this way, we hope that we can recognize which company is connected.
>
>Is there anybody, which have already interact with a certificate from
>his/her application using an API or anything else ?
>
>Streamlined Solutions & Services
>12, Route d'Esch
>L-1470 LUXEMBOURG
>Tel.: +352 25.10.70.1
>Fax : +352 25.10.70.299
>
>
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