As i replied earlier, it works just fin in Safari for the iphone .
as i mentioned,
the problem lies in getting the certificate out of the configuration profile,
from the within application.
> Historically, client certificates haven't really worked properly in Secure
> Transport, and therefore
On 3 Nov 2010, at 13:58, Sandro Noël wrote:
> Our application accesses the content of a secure web server, the server is
> configured to ask the client for a certificate.
Historically, client certificates haven't really worked properly in Secure
Transport, and therefore also not from Safari or
Yes it works.
Thanks for the hint.
Safari first asks me to accept the server certificate.
second step it warns me that the web site demands a client certificate and asks
me to choose one from a list.
once selected i am prompted for user name and password from the server.
Which is the intended pr
>
> When you tell "Install certificate", I guess you mean "Certificate and
> private key" isn't it ?
Yes the p12.
>
> Does it works if you try to log using Safari ? I'm using it to access https
> with cert based auth, and don't get any problem.
Will try that and get back with the report.
S
Le 3 nov. 2010 à 14:58, Sandro Noël a écrit :
> Greetings.
>
> Scenario:
>
> Our application accesses the content of a secure web server, the server is
> configured to ask the client for a certificate.
> and other security features.
>
> HTTPS
> 1: SSL connection to server with server certific
Greetings.
Scenario:
Our application accesses the content of a secure web server, the server is
configured to ask the client for a certificate.
and other security features.
HTTPS
1: SSL connection to server with server certificate
2: SSL Client certificate (different cert issued for every user)
