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Adding a certificate to Trusted Certificates
Posted on 2007-11-20
I want to push out a Java certificate for an application to all our workstations. It needs to be added to trusted certificates. I tried using keytool.exe, but it seems no matter what I do, it always asks for a password and it always prompts for "do you want to trust this certificate?" Also, after I import the certificate using keytool, it seems that it imported, but it never ends up in Trusted Certificates and it doesn't allow the application to work (a window pops up saying that the digital signature has been verified and do you want to run the app.). The command I am using is...
keytool -import -trustcacerts -file c:\mycertfile.cer
I'm not locked into using keytool, I am open to whatever way will work.
Is there an automated way to add this certificate to Java Trusted Certificates?
keytool -import -trustcacerts -file c:\mycertfile.cer
I'm not locked into using keytool, I am open to whatever way will work.
Is there an automated way to add this certificate to Java Trusted Certificates?
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Maybe I should be more specific. If you go into Control Panel and click on Java, the Java Control Panel will come up. In the Java Control Panel, click on the Security tab and click on the Certificate button. Here you will see a list of trusted sites. I want to know if there is an automated way to import a certificate into Trusted Certificates. When a certificate is entered, the info is kept in this file...
"C:\Documents and Settings\<UserAccount>\App
This is not a text file so I can't append to it. I could overwrite it with my file, but then the workstation would lose other entries that might exist. Does anyone have any idea how to import a certificate into Java?
"C:\Documents and Settings\<UserAccount>\App
This is not a text file so I can't append to it. I could overwrite it with my file, but then the workstation would lose other entries that might exist. Does anyone have any idea how to import a certificate into Java?
> Does anyone have any idea how to import a certificate into Java?
using keytool, as you already are.
using keytool, as you already are.
objects, can you give me an example? When I use keytool, it seems to import it successfully, but then it still doesn't allow the application to work and I cannot see it in the Trusted Certificates in the Java control panel. If I import it from the Java control panel, then the application works fine. Also, can I fully automate the process using keytool (not have to answer prompts)? The -noprompts switch doesn't seem to work for me. If so, can you show me an example?
Thanks!
Thanks!
hi,
hope this will help u a lot.
cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC12
help.globalscape.com/help/
www.lbl.gov/imapssl/add-trusted-certificate-authority.html
www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html
help.globalscape.com/help/
hope this will help u a lot.
cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC12
help.globalscape.com/help/
www.lbl.gov/imapssl/add-trusted-certificate-authority.html
www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html
help.globalscape.com/help/
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