I think - it would not hurt to get access to it.
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I was curious if there has been any thought to allowing accessing to other
certificate stores in Windows besides the "Trusted Root Certification
Authorities" and the "Personal" ones. It seems like web servers omitting
intermediate certificates in the certificate chain is pretty common. Browser
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As our product is changing, this is becoming a big concern of ours. People have
told us that they can access our website with InternetExplorer, but our Swing
application can't access our services because of proxy issues. If the proxy
setting could be automatically obtained (already authenti
I realize that no one probably knows who I am, however I have been using Java
since the 1.x days. I have probably spoken to several of you at previous
JavaOne’s. I am also a member of the CAP program.
Anyway, I would like to say that I like the idea of the incubator modules.
These things are
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schrieb "Mark A. Claassen" :
> After asking some questions at JavaOne, I was told I could get more
> complete answers here. My question is about authentication mechanisms
> and support for native network configurations.
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> Is the new client going t
After asking some questions at JavaOne, I was told I could get more complete
answers here. My question is about authentication mechanisms and support for
native network configurations.
Is the new client going to have access to the system proxy configuration
settings? It would be nice if ther
