Re: SSL troubles

2011-04-05 Thread Palo G. 
You have to install certificate of your phone server into java
keystore. JVM has its own keystore where most known certificvate
authorities are installed by default.

If you wish to call server services throught secured connection and
public part of certificate is not present in yours JVM keystore you
have to install it manually. It's simple process. Just google: tomcat
keystore


http://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-installation-tomcat.htm

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RE: SSL troubles

2011-04-05 Thread Armishev, Sergey 
In addition to certificate don't forget to configure your tomcat for ssl
connection (https). 

-Sergey

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Subject: SSL troubles

I have a webapp, that is more or less an auto dialer, the user hits a
button it sends the number and ext to the server, which constructs the
xml request for the phone server and posts it using ssl.  In my
original program, an applet, it used apache HttpClient 3.1, to
establish the connection and post the request to the phone server,
using ssl.  I tried to port this to the server side, of the webapp and
google app engine doesn't like javax.net.ssl.SSLContext.  So I tried
to deploy the same app to tomcat 7 with ssl turned on and it still
didn't work.  Unfortunately I am new to Java Servlets like google app
engine and tomcat, but has any one had success in something simlar to
this or any suggestions for me to try?

Ultimately my question is how can i on the server side post my xml
response to the phone server with ssl?

Any input would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks

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SSL troubles

2011-04-04 Thread Patrick 
I have a webapp, that is more or less an auto dialer, the user hits a
button it sends the number and ext to the server, which constructs the
xml request for the phone server and posts it using ssl.  In my
original program, an applet, it used apache HttpClient 3.1, to
establish the connection and post the request to the phone server,
using ssl.  I tried to port this to the server side, of the webapp and
google app engine doesn't like javax.net.ssl.SSLContext.  So I tried
to deploy the same app to tomcat 7 with ssl turned on and it still
didn't work.  Unfortunately I am new to Java Servlets like google app
engine and tomcat, but has any one had success in something simlar to
this or any suggestions for me to try?

Ultimately my question is how can i on the server side post my xml
response to the phone server with ssl?

Any input would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks

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