p on JSSE this weekend. I have successfully
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Hmm.. I don't know about this... Here is how I created my keystore..
Hope
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i.e. you always specify abosulte path to the file.
I hope this helps..
Rajesh
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tions.
Jeremy
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From: Cohan, Sean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Thanks, Jeremy. I thought it might be a directory path. Once I changed
it to a win directory, t
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Try
// Set the truststore for authentication
System.setProperty("javax.net.ssl.trustStore",
"gov/doc/bis/snap/clienttruststore");
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user.dir
system property.. Is that correct?
JL
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in the client code, I also mistyped the trustStore location pro
Cohan, Sean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Thanks you, Geza. In my client code, I did mistype javax.net.ssl.trustStore
as javax.net.ssl.truststore
After I changed it to
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I struggled with the same thing the whole day.
My problem turned otu to be the bloody system property.
Watch out because it is case sensit
Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 10:22 AM
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I struggled with the same thing the whole day.
My problem turned otu to be the bloody system property.
Watch out because it is case sensitive. It has to be
javax.net.ssl.keyStore, with capital "S
my client code as specified in the second email in
this thread.
I hope that helps pinpoint what I'm missing or doing wrong. Thanks again.
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u need any help in
understanding it more, let me know...
Rajesh
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Hi,
Try running your client and server with SSL debug ON.
(java -Djavax.net.debug=ssl ...) This way you can see what's really
happening. You can find out whether the system finds you
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> Subject: RE: Can't find Trusted Cert.
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> Perhaps a little more info should have been provided on my
> part. Here is my
> relevant client code:
>
> // Set the protocol for handling SSL based connectin
Perhaps a little more info should have been provided on my part. Here is my
relevant client code:
// Set the protocol for handling SSL based connecting
System.setProperty("java.protocol.handler.pkgs",
"com.sun.net.ssl.internal.www.protocol");
// Add the
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