Hi all,
Any idea why TOMCAT (4.1.12) /JBOSS (3.0.4) on Win2K thinks the certificate
reply that I had imported (using keytool) into Tomcat's keystore, is a root
CA cert, instead of a trusted cert?
I have imported a certificate reply (created from my own CA) into a keystore
used by Tomcat (successfully according to keytool). However, when I try to
access the secure site with IE 5.5, I am prompted a security alert notifying
that the security certificate is not trusted. When I click on 'View
Certificate', it shows me that the certificate is an untrusted ROOT CA
certificate, even though the Subject DN and Issuer DN are different. I had
expected it to say something like:
"This certificate cannot be verified up to a trusted certification
authority."
... since the cert was signed by my own CA.
When I export the certificate assocated with this key entry, it shows up as
a untrusted certificate, and not an untrusted CA certificate.
Any idea why TOMCAT thinks the cert I imported is a root CA cert instead of
a trusted cert?
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