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Haizang-kun I have enabled ssl in my spring boot application and whenever i want to use a Rest service like googleapis or facebook i have to add a certificate in the truststore. I use openssl to get the certificate: openssl s_client -connect googleapis.com:443
asvignesh： I'm trying to call a web service (with a self-signed SSL certificate) in the Play framework using the following function: public static play.libs.F.Promise<Result> webcall() {
String feedUrl = "https://10.0.1.1/client/api";
final play.
asvignesh： I'm trying to call a web service (with a self-signed SSL certificate) in the Play framework using the following function: public static play.libs.F.Promise<Result> webcall() {
String feedUrl = "https://10.0.1.1/client/api";
final play.
Avines I'm trying to call a web service (with a self-signed SSL certificate) in the Play framework using the following function: public static play.libs.F.Promise<Result> webcall() {
String feedUrl = "https://10.0.1.1/client/api";
final play.libs
asvignesh： I'm trying to call a web service (with a self-signed SSL certificate) in the Play framework using the following function: public static play.libs.F.Promise<Result> webcall() {
String feedUrl = "https://10.0.1.1/client/api";
final play.
Lawrence Dol: I have an internal HTTP server written in Java; the full source code is at my disposal. The HTTP server can be configured with any number of websites, each with a separate listening socket, which is created with the following command: skt=SSLServ
Peter I have two SSL certificate files. The first is labeled "OU=Certificate Authority" and the second is labeled "OU=Root Certificate". Our C++ application loads both certificates for proper client/server handshake. Now, I need to use these certificates in my
Peter I have two SSL certificate files. The first is labeled "OU=Certificate Authority" and the second is labeled "OU=Root Certificate". Our C++ application loads both certificates for proper client/server handshake. Now, I need to use these certificates in my
beitseeb I found this question: Import Windows Certificates into Java , which gives the answer for Windows machines. I haven't been able to find a -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStoreType=WINDOWS-ROOTMacOS equivalent . beitseeb Jacob Blanton provided the solution in the
Lawrence Dol: I have an internal HTTP server written in Java; the full source code is at my disposal. The HTTP server can be configured with any number of websites, each with a separate listening socket, which is created with the following command: skt=SSLServ
Peter I have two SSL certificate files. The first is labeled "OU=Certificate Authority" and the second is labeled "OU=Root Certificate". Our C++ application loads both certificates for proper client/server handshake. Now, I need to use these certificates in my
Lawrence Dol: I have an internal HTTP server written in Java; the full source code is at my disposal. The HTTP server can be configured with any number of websites, each with a separate listening socket, which is created with the following command: skt=SSLServ
beitseeb I found this question: Import Windows Certificates into Java , which gives the answer for Windows machines. I haven't been able to find a -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStoreType=WINDOWS-ROOTMacOS equivalent . beitseeb Jacob Blanton provided the solution in the
beitseeb I found this question: Import Windows Certificates into Java , which gives the answer for Windows machines. I haven't been able to find a -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStoreType=WINDOWS-ROOTMacOS equivalent . beitseeb Jacob Blanton provided the solution in the
Andy: I'm trying to use Secure Sockets Layer (HTTPS) to connect to a PHP script in Java, but I've found that for maximum security/validity I have to import the SSL certificate used by the website into my application. ..I do not know what to do. If it helps, my
Andy: I'm trying to use Secure Sockets Layer (HTTPS) to connect to a PHP script in Java, but I've found that for maximum security/validity I have to import the SSL certificate used by the website into my application. ..I do not know what to do. If it helps, my
Andy: I'm trying to use Secure Sockets Layer (HTTPS) to connect to a PHP script in Java, but I've found that for maximum security/validity I have to import the SSL certificate used by the website into my application. ..I do not know what to do. If it helps, my
bob I am trying to implement SSL sockets between an Android application and a Python API. The code below... SSLSocketFactory ssf = (SSLSocketFactory) SSLSocketFactory.getDefault();
Socket s = ssf.createSocket("10.0.2.2", 5001);
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username question Lets say I want to download each ssl certificate for a specific website so I can do certificate pinning later. How can I query a web server using openssl to download all available certificates without knowing any of its properties? example Th
Nathan Basanese After installing the certificate, it's hard to tell if I've successfully trusted a given certificate, especially for the root CA. To check if I have successfully installed a certificate without making an SSL request to a server that may or may
Nathan Basanese After installing the certificate, it's hard to tell if I've successfully trusted a given certificate, especially for the root CA. To check if I have successfully installed a certificate without making an SSL request to a server that may or may
username question Lets say I want to download each ssl certificate for a specific website so I can do certificate pinning later. How can I query a web server using openssl to download all available certificates without knowing any of its properties? example Th
Nathan Basanese After installing the certificate, it's hard to tell if I've successfully trusted a given certificate, especially for the root CA. To check if I have successfully installed a certificate without making an SSL request to a server that may or may
Expect: I'm looking for a Java code signing certificate so my Java applet doesn't throw such scary security warnings. However, I found that all the places they offered were charging too much (I think) like over $200 a year. While doing research, code signing c
Expect: I'm looking for a Java code signing certificate so my Java applet doesn't throw such scary security warnings. However, I find that all the places they offer are charging too much (I think) like over $200 a year. While doing research, code signing certi
Dick Braz: URL myUrl = new URL("https://www.....");
The website's SSL certificate has expired. How to avoid it and make URL() work? Bruno: You should build one that TrustManagerwraps the default trust manager, catch it and ignore it.CertificiateExpiredExcepti
Dick Braz: URL myUrl = new URL("https://www.....");
The website's SSL certificate has expired. How to avoid it and make URL() work? Bruno: You should build one that TrustManagerwraps the default trust manager, catch it and ignore it.CertificiateExpiredExcepti
Dick Braz: URL myUrl = new URL("https://www.....");
The website's SSL certificate has expired. How to avoid it and make URL() work? Bruno: You should build one that TrustManagerwraps the default trust manager, catch it and ignore it.CertificiateExpiredExcepti