Sent: Saturday, August 02, 2003 3:18 AM
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> Subject: Re: running wsdl2java with https
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> Sometimes a browser is lot more tolerant of expired
> certificates that an average java client. When you
> view the WSDL in the browser, you can check the
Hi,
> Unfortunately I really have no idea which certificate wsdl2java referred to.
> Do you guys have any idea?
Probably the certificate of the web server. But I can tell you for sure, as
https://punto-bt.act.cmis.csiro.au/hdi/LinkageStandardisationService.wsdl
is not reachable from my place.
wsdl2java with https
Sometimes a browser is lot more tolerant of expired
certificates that an average java client. When you
view the WSDL in the browser, you can check the
certificate and its expiry date(click on the lock icon
at the bottom if using IE) Server cert may indeed have
expired. I don't
Sometimes a browser is lot more tolerant of expired
certificates that an average java client. When you
view the WSDL in the browser, you can check the
certificate and its expiry date(click on the lock icon
at the bottom if using IE) Server cert may indeed have
expired. I don't know if wsdl2java h
Title: RE: running wsdl2java with https
Sounds like it's complaining about the server's digital certificate being expired. Check the web server's certificate - you might need to renew it. Your browser might be configured to accept the certificate anyways which is why it do
