I have the same problem with the webservice client in android: the log
tells me :no trusted certificate
I try to add my keys into the debug certificate, but the logs tell me
the same
any idea?
On 4 dic, 16:30, Michael michael573...@gmail.com wrote:
There have been a lot of posts about dealing
Well, the question involved kSOAP, which is indeed what most people
use to build a SOAP client on Android (and it's also used on other
mobile platforms). The question was vague, yes, but I believe he is
trying to make a SOAP over HTTP client on Android.
On Dec 3, 1:24 pm, Michael [EMAIL
There have been a lot of posts about dealing with self-signed SSL
certificates in the past, do a search through the archives.
What it comes down to is that you're going to have to make your own
key store for your app, rather than using the system one (which cannot
verify your certificate).
This is a bit off-topic on an Android development group, as there's no
Android content.
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I have to acces my Web service using Android.. and i would like to
know the best approach.. I think im not the only person who have this
problem with Android
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On 3 Dic, 19:24, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a bit off-topic on an Android development group, as there's no
Android
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