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1. How to load another's service certificate to my WebLogic truststore?    stackoverflow.com

An online service provided me with their certificate (a pfx file) along with its password. I am looking to load that into my WebLogic 8.1 truststore in Unix. There is a truststore currently ...

2. Detection of 2-way SSL failures with Weblogic    stackoverflow.com

The problem is with failures and exceptions during the 2-way SSL handshake between a Weblogic and different browsers. I would like to intercept these exceptional situations, because different browsers provide rather ...

3. Is there a way to recover the common name of a client certificate from java code in a 2 way ssl connection?    stackoverflow.com

We have a weblogic server configured to require a client certificate on stablishing a ssl connection with client for a web service solution. The ssl handshake works perfectly as we have ...

4. How to ensure server certificate is created with which private key through java    stackoverflow.com

Customer has created key and certificate using openssl command below

openssl req -newkey rsa:1024 -sha1 -keyout OCkey.pem -out OCreq.pem -subj "/C=country/L=city/O=OCserver/OU=myLab/CN=OCserverName/" -config req.conf

openssl ca -in OCreq.pem -cert CAcert.pem -keyfile CAkey.pem -out ...

5. certificates,https, axis and weblogic 8.1    coderanch.com

Hi Folks, I have been trying this for the last couple of weeks. I want to deploy a webserivice in weblogic which shud be accessed by https. My webservice shud be registered as https://localhost:7002/XContext/XService/XPort For this I am using apache axis 1.4. I used the demo trust and demo key in weblogic. When I try to run AdminClient I get this ...

6. Configuring Digital certificate in Weblogic    forums.oracle.com

Hi, I have a task where I need to establish connection between 2 systems using SSL communication. I created a test stub for an application (Web logic server running in some machine) to which my application (client) need to communicate. From various sites I can see that for this type of communication you need to have a digital certificate, private key ...