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Connect SSL with client Certificate using java code

 
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Hi,

My server is ssl enabled with client authentication. I have client certificate in pfx format. I installed certificate in browser so i am able connect from browser. I want to connect same thing using java code.
Can anybody tell me how to connect ssl enabled server using client certificate with JAVA code.

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Bharat
 
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I would recommend studying the programming examples of the JSSE; this code helps you establish an SSL session with a remote SSL server. The Client Authentication is merely an additional step in the session establishment process. I would recommend converting the PFX file (using keytool) to a JKS file. This will make it a little easier to work with the Java code since you can access and manipulate the JKS file directly with keytool on the command line. Otherwise, you'll have to constantly remember that the PFX is a PKCS12 file, and indicate this in your code as well as keytool commands.

Hope that helps.

Arshad Noor
StrongAuth, Inc.
 
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Thanks Arshad.

I found the way to read pkcs12 certificate in java using JCE.

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Bharat
 
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