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klelandw
Hi there. Maybe I'm not looking in the right places, but I've yet to
find a comprehensible answer to the following:
I'm trying to set up an app to grap a page over an SSL connection
(https://www.recap.com/). I've worked out how to grab generically
secured pages (forgive my terminology, my knowledge of crypto is pretty
much nonexistent) such as https://www.gmail.com/, but the site I'm
trying to grab data from requires a particular certificate, which I do
have. The cert has been registered in Windows however that happens; I
simply have no clue:
1) how to locate this cert in the Windows keystore via java (or how to
access the Windows/IE keystore in general); there seem to be (online)
instructions for user selection of certs, but if the user doesn't know
where to find it...
2) once that's happened, how to select this cert for use.
Any help provided would go much appreciated. Many thanks.
(code posted if you like, but it won't do much for you)
Kyle
find a comprehensible answer to the following:
I'm trying to set up an app to grap a page over an SSL connection
(https://www.recap.com/). I've worked out how to grab generically
secured pages (forgive my terminology, my knowledge of crypto is pretty
much nonexistent) such as https://www.gmail.com/, but the site I'm
trying to grab data from requires a particular certificate, which I do
have. The cert has been registered in Windows however that happens; I
simply have no clue:
1) how to locate this cert in the Windows keystore via java (or how to
access the Windows/IE keystore in general); there seem to be (online)
instructions for user selection of certs, but if the user doesn't know
where to find it...
2) once that's happened, how to select this cert for use.
Any help provided would go much appreciated. Many thanks.
(code posted if you like, but it won't do much for you)
Kyle