Re: Question about JSS

Hello Diego, You should be able to see the public info of the certificates without specifying the password. For example, this worked for me: // initialize cryptomanager... CryptoManager manager = CryptoManager.getInstance(); CryptoToken token = manager.getInternalKeyStorageToken();

Re: JSS - Open Multiple Truststores

is not already available via JSS, perhaps I'm missing something. -Dennis Robert Relyea wrote: Glen Beasley wrote: Dennis Sinelnikov wrote: Hello, Is there a way to open more than 1 NSS truststore using JSS? Specifically, within the same lifecycle of the java application. What do you

JSS - Open Multiple Truststores

Hello, Is there a way to open more than 1 NSS truststore using JSS? Specifically, within the same lifecycle of the java application. I attempted to use http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/jss/javadoc/org/mozilla/jss/DatabaseCloser.html without much success. Any tips is much

Re: JSS: How to recover only certificates wich have an associated private key.

CryptoManager's findPrivKeyByCert(X509Certificate cert) might do the trick. hth, Dennis j.fabre wrote: Hi all, I´m developing an applet with JSS 4, my intentions are to access Firefox´s certs repositories and recover the user certificates, and among them, only show to the user the