icate with my JAVA clients with out private key? will client authendication work without private key?-Babu
On 10/30/06, Bernhard Froehlich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Eshwaramoorthy Babu wrote:>> Hi,>> We have a JAVA SSL client talking to HTTP Server.
>> The server side ss
Hi,
Is it possible to have only the certificate in PKCS12 file.
I do not want to include my private key . I just want my certificate in PKCS12 format.
If so Can anyone tell me the command to convert the certificate into PKCS12
Thanks in advance,
Babu
Hi,
We have a JAVA SSL client talking to HTTP Server.
The server side ssl is working fine. Now we are planning to use client authendication(server authendicating client).
I spoke to the certificate provider (comtrust) regerding this. He suggested me to purchace a user certificate.They also said for
Hi,
I have the below certificates with me
1.Server certificate : PEM format
2.Private Key in : PKCS8 format
3.Server Root Certificate in : PEM format
Cannay one tell me How to convert the above into Java keystore(JKS) FORMAT.
Is there any tool available for conversion? Does keytool under
Hi,
I want to write a simple HTTPSClient and server using JAVA with server and client authentication.
I have the below certificate's and private key's for server and the client in PEM and PKCS8 format.
Root certificate : PEM formatcertificate : PEM formatPrivate Key : PKCS8
Can we use PEM and PKCS8
Many thanks Marek.
On 10/5/06, Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,> I spent lot of time to get this information but I couldnt find> this(clients private key usage) in any of the document.
> Can you please suggest me some good website/ books to learn how SSL> works?One of good book: "SSL
Thanks a lot Marek.
Now it is very clear to me.
I spent lot of time to get this information but I couldnt find this(clients private key usage) in any of the document.
Can you please suggest me some good website/ books to learn how SSL works?
One more question:
Is CSR machine specific? If I gene
Can anyone help me to identify the certificate requirement for the below scenario
We are planning to implement ssl for our b2b product
Server : Apache webserverClient : JAVA based Product(not browser)
1. Server should authenticate the client.2. Client should authenticate the server.3. Server should
Thanks Stephen. Your solution works.
Thanks,
Babu
On 10/3/06, Dr. Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mon, Oct 02, 2006, Eshwaramoorthy Babu wrote:> Hi,> I have created a private key using the below command and signed the csr
> >>openssl genrsa -out host.key&g
Hi,
I have created a private key using the below command and signed the csr
>>openssl genrsa -out host.key
When I try to use the host.key in my server, I am egtting the below error
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caused by: A lifecycle exception was thrown while trying to initialize the Tomcat servercaused by: L
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