I have run several tests of JSS on Linux - they all worked fine so seems JSS is correctly installed. But when I am launching my app java for some reason is not using certificates in firefox keystore.
2009/6/27 Dmitriy Varnavskiy <jaz...@gmail.com> > Fail means that window with prompt to select certificate appears. And list > of certificates in it is empty. > I believe that first request comes from java to jnlp file on server. I am > able to press cancel, closing appearing cert promts till application > loads(from cache actually, if not cached it fails to load), then comes first > request from application that results in 403 from server, cause certificate > is not present at request. I have found some info saying that binary > releases of JSS on mozilla ftp are not suitable for firefox use and I should > rebuild them manually with some other options(TARGET_OS=WIN95). Not sure is > it so or not - compiler fails with some errors on build. Maybe there are > binaries already builded this way available to download? > > 2009/6/26 Nelson B Bolyard <nel...@bolyard.me> > > On 2009-06-26 04:13 PDT, Dmitriy Varnavskiy wrote: >> > I am deploying javaws application that uses client certificate for >> > authentication. It is starting with jnlp ref from web page that also >> uses >> > client certificate. So, nedeed certificate presents in browser on client >> > machine. For application I first tried to import certificate through >> java >> > control panel. It generally worked ok, but asked user keystore >> > (trusted.clientcerts) password on every launch even if password was >> > initially set empty. Is there any way to eleminate this prompt? >> >> Someone here may be able to help you with that question, but it's not a >> JSS >> question. >> >> > I have not found it and started trying to get certificate from browser >> > keystore. Ok with IE. But as documented for Firefox JSS is nedeed. I >> > have downloaded last 2 versions of JSS binaries and jar from ftp and >> > tried to make it working with Firefox 3 and 2. All failed. >> >> Describe the failures. >> >> > I have tried to put jar in jre/lib/ext/, firefox/ firefox/jss, tried >> just >> > separate folder with specifying classpath env variable. I have tried to >> > put dll in /firefox, system32, and separate folder, copying dependencies >> > (nss etc.) with it and setting PATH. All failed. >> >> Again, describe the failures. When you say all your attempts failed, do >> you >> mean simply that none of the things you tried had any effect on the >> appearance of the prompt for a user keystore password? >> >> > Just after starting jnlp with javaws window "Select certificate to >> > auth." appears and its empty. [...] This time it just uses HTTPRequest >> > and no SSL related code. Even more - I believe first certificate request >> > comes not from my HTTPRequest, cause when it appears my app is not >> loaded >> > yet. I spent few weeks on this. Anything will be helpful. >> >> If your application is not yet loaded, and is only using http, not https, >> then clearly your application cannot be causing the prompt to select a >> client certificate. >> >> > Should I modify source of my app or jnlp for using JSS? >> >> Well, you have to do *something* to get javaws to use JSS. If may be a >> configuration change rather than an application change. I'm not sure. >> Our JSS expert is on vacation. Others here may be able to help you. >> >> -- >> >> 12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 >> >> 00000000011111111112222222222333333333344444444445555555555666666666677777777778 >> -- >> dev-tech-crypto mailing list >> dev-tech-crypto@lists.mozilla.org >> https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-crypto >> > >
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