> Can you shed any light on the different behavior in Windows vs
> HPUX? Not that it will change anything, but I like to learn why these things
> behave the way they do to prevent future time wasting activities.
I have had no exposure to HPUX of what so ever, so I may only be guessing here. I h
Oleg,
I appreciate the input. I will create my own SSLProtocolSocketFactory like you
suggested. Can you shed any light on the different behavior in Windows vs
HPUX? Not that it will change anything, but I like to learn why these things
behave the way they do to prevent future time wasting ac
David,
You may want to take a different approach and provide a custom SSL trust
manager (which in its crudest and ugliest form may be programmed to
simply trust all target servers)
Take a look at the 'Customizing SSL in HttpClient' section of the
HttpClient SSL guide at the following location
I have written a simple Java application to call a URL using Jakarta
HttpClient. The code works like a champ on my windows 2K development
workstation when accessing a URL the is protected by Siteminder (which
redirects to SSL for Authentication). The big difference is that when I try to
run t