I have this code
import java.io.*;
import java.security.*;
import javax.crypto.*;

I am not able to start my Websphere 6.0 on windows when I modify the
java.security file .
I made the following change in the file :
current values:

I'm working on this application that has to make an SSL connection. No
problems with getting a test connection, but the private key that is
used to authenticate the client in the real life situation is locked
away on a smartcard. Therefor all the signing and decrypting has to go

Anybody has never got these exceptions:
"Error in decoding SOAP Message",
and
"Cannot find the dispatch method"

I want to decrypt a DOTNET encypted text with Java, but i do not know
how. The DOTNET function looks like that:
private void but_encrypt_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        {

I have a servlet that makes a secure connection to a remote system to
execute a REST message (XML over HTTP). There is no WSDL portion
unfortunately ... the remote party made their own design decisions
outside of my control.

I need some help! I would like to know if it is possible to get, from
the browser (web client), the server X509 certificate used by it in an
already SSL established session with the client (browser). As in the
server side, with your application you can get the client  X509

Is it possible to use the rmiregistry command with a custom truststore?
I've tried passing in -J-D-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=truststore
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=password but am still seeing  
exceptions about not finding the truststore (path is definitely valid,