I created my CA certficate and a client certificate using OpenSSL (file
pem)
Then I imported the CA certificate in my java program with
CertificateFactory.generateCertificate() method.

At about 6:00 EDT, the JCE in 1.3.1 stopped working on all anvironments with
a variety of messages. Has anyone seen this yet, or have any clues what
happened? When we turn the clock back, it works.

i'm trying to get certificate info from a servlet, running in a tomcat
back of an apache web server.
what connector should i use? jk2? reverse proxy? warp?

can any one plz help me in getting info regarding
how to authenticate microsoft windows active directory users
using java program !
any links regarding this,any sample code etc

I want to access local files on drive using applet.
I don't want to get digitally signed applet.Is there any other solution tell
me.
Using native method concept can provide the solution for my question?

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  We are currently running a version of Tomcat that runs under Apache and
have SSL enabled.  An offsite consultant is migrating the ...

We have a JNI wrapper around OpenSSL that we are using to successfully
do des_ede_ecb encryption/decryption of some text data.  However, if I
try to take data encrypted with JCE ("DESEDE/ECB/PKCS5Padding"), and
decrypt it with the SSL layer, or tak data encrypted with the SSL ...

Hi! I'm getting into all the ssl stuff, but now I have a question about
certification chaining.
I don't really understand why this would be save. Assume I get a signed
cert from lets say VeriSign (or even was somehow able to steal one with

Has anyone verified signed jars programmatically? I need to do this for a
secure app I'm working on.

Do these methods (Javas's X509Certificate.getEncoded() and .NET's
X509Certificate.GetRawCertData()) return the same thing?

I'm working on an application that, depending on how our clients'
choose to deploy it, may be served via https.  I seem to have gotten
this working reasonably well on the machine I have access to to test
on.  The first time I run the application I get a single "Hostname

hi !!, i'm doing a training course.
i have to build a program that allows opening an html file and to do a
preview of this file, like in Word: preview before the printing for example.
i decided to simulate that preview by chaging the size of the police.

I am trying to something very simple, or so I thought it would be, but
alas...
I have a n application that uses apache common-http client. This client
is built into a stand alone java program which tries to open a https