Hayes, Wes wrote:
Good Morning,
I am the Network Admin working with a programmer trying to get TomCat
5.5 working with SSL. She is trying to run a servlet via Oracle
JDeveloper 10.1.2. Now, on my end, I have followed the instruction for
TomCat on how to get SSL installed and it seemed to work fine. Got the
test cert from Verisign and installed it and I can access it via
Internet Explorer on https://xxx.xxx.xxx:8443 <https://xxx.xxx.xxx:8443>
with no problem. But when she tried to run her app she tells me this:
When I attempt to run my test stub which opens a connection to the
servlet, I get the following error. I do not see this error if I run
it through my browser.
"javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException:
sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: No trusted certificate found"
Any thoughts on this?
Don't dismiss it as an "error": it says it found no
certificate which it could trust. Why should her
test stub *trust* your certificate?
Your web browser does because it has a bunch of
certificates telling it who it can trust as
certification authorities. Maybe her test rig
isn't set up like this. It doesn't *have* to trust
a certificate from Verisign...
My guess is that she can configure JDeveloper to
ignore certificate errors.
If your objective is, as you say, to get Tomcat
working with SSL, then I think you are already
there.
Paul Singleton
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