A
Albert
I got the following error while I tested a HTTPS connection to a
hostname 1company.mydomain.com.
java.io.IOException: HTTPS hostname wrong: should be
<1company.mydomain.com>
The hostname in the HTTPS request is exactly as same as in the
certificate. And I can open up the hostname using an IE browser
without any problem. I know how to skip the hostname verification, but
I don't feel comfortable to do that.
Any thoughts? I notice the hostname starting with a digit. It is rare.
Can that cause any problem in Java?
Thanks
Albert
hostname 1company.mydomain.com.
java.io.IOException: HTTPS hostname wrong: should be
<1company.mydomain.com>
The hostname in the HTTPS request is exactly as same as in the
certificate. And I can open up the hostname using an IE browser
without any problem. I know how to skip the hostname verification, but
I don't feel comfortable to do that.
Any thoughts? I notice the hostname starting with a digit. It is rare.
Can that cause any problem in Java?
Thanks
Albert