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Actually your approach is breaking SSL-security. Among other things
SSL is bsed on TRUST. Therefore, if an unkown or self-signed
certificate is used, any browser should inform the user that the cert
is not signed by a CA.
If you want to implement a way to circumvent said behaviour,
personally I do
I just want to prevent prompt windows to show ,instead that certificate will
specified by ActiveX control .
I don't know there is any solution to do it .
Can you tell me ?
Thank you very much!
Lampa
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lampa wrote:
> Hello all:
> Now, I configure the SSL server in TOMCAT ,and I access the
> address(https://localhost:8433/...) is OK.
> However, before I access the port 8433 ,I must choose the certificate in IE
> browser. I don't want to do it,I just want to call the web browser script
> ,which ch
icate . I mean that I want to do something choosing
the certificate by myself ,not by the TOMCAT and IE browser automatically .
ANY Hits is welcomed!
THX
Lampa
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