Hi all,
Well, I played a lot with my certificate, test certificates blah, blah,
blah and the final answer is NO. You cannot, AFAIK, use an existing
certificate unless you generated the request with keytool and you kept
the keystore. The key point is that when you generate a certificate
request,
As I've got no answer at all. Should I just suppose you cannot get Orion
to work with SSL with an already created certificate by Verisign? Did
the message just get lost somehow? Help, somebody? :)
Thanks,
Dan
Daniel Lopez wrote:
Hi,
I've already browsed the list archive and I've seen that
Hi Daniel,
i think, many people had many stress to get orion work with ssl
(and a real cert from anywhere).
my expirience is: read the archives some hundred times crosswise, test
thousands of things by your own and - at least - it works fine!
i think there is nobody out there, who can give
Hello Daniel,
Sorry for the delay in the answer.
I had the same trouble migrating a certificate from IIS to orion.
Did you generate the request to Verisign using the keystore where
you're importing it? If not, you need to request a new certificate.
Check Verisign to see how that can be done.
Hi,
I've already browsed the list archive and I've seen that many people
have had this problem but I didn't find a solution. So my problem is the
typical "Error listening to SSLServerSocket: No available certificate
corresponds to the SSL cipher suites which are enabled" I already
imported the
Hi guys,
I have created an application that runs with and without SSL. Is there
anyway i can secure certain pages inside that application using SSL like
test1.jsp,test2.jsp and at the same time keeping test3.jsp non-SSL..
i have tried playing with web.xml...but it didnt help...
Title: RE: ORION and SSL
Kirk,
yes, whenever your browser is going with https:// instead of http:// its SSL.
I think there are a *lot* of SSL docs out there, just check yahoo.
Normaly, you have one server running http:// on port 80 and another running https:// on port 443.
WR
Magnus Rydin
Any place I can go to get more information on SSL and how it works? I've
seen https displayed in the URL and assumed that I was using SSL between the
server and the browser. Is that correct? How would you activate SSL? Via a
page or login?
Thanks,
Kirk S. Kalvar, Software Engineer
DRS
