> > Can JMeter 2.2.1's SSL engine be set to ignore expired SSL certs?
> > When JMeter 2.2.1 makes SSL requests to a webserver with an expired
SSL
> > certificates, all SSL connection attempts fail with a Java
> > CertificateExpiredException (see below). Having an unexpired SSL
> > certificate on the server fixes the problem. But, we use expired
certs
> > on our internal test servers -- hence this question.
> JMeter only uses the facilities provided by JSSE.
> Perhaps there is a property one can set? Might be worth checking the
> Sun Java web-site.
Thanks Sebb.
I had a look at the Sun site, especially at this "Default Policy
Implementation and Policy File Syntax" document -- no clues there:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/security/PolicyFiles.html
> If you do find anything (or anyone else knows) please let us know, and
> it can be added to the documentation.
I think there isn't an easy property one can set... otherwise Sun
certificate expiry notifications like this would list that as a
workaround?
http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/document.do?assetkey=1-26-57436-1
Is there a way to bypass the CertificateExpiredException in JMeter? (eg:
trap the exception, and... umm,ah).
This is a very handy option to have: another Java app (webMethods) we
use has a config option to ignore cert expiry, but it doesn't use JSSE.
Should I create a Bugzilla entry?
Sonam
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