Applets :: JRE Is Rejecting Website Certificate Even Though IE Recognize It
Mar 19, 2014
When our applet loads on our HTTPS website, the JRE is rejecting the website certificate, saying it does not recognize the Certificate Authority (which is Thawte). Internet Explorer is happy with the certificate.
With tracing turned on, I can verify the JRE is checking the certificate authorities of IE, but for some reason rejects all of them. The trace shows this:
security: Certificate has failed the verification with the Internet Explorer ROOT certificates
security: Invalid certificate from HTTPS server
We've tested several versions of JRE 7 and the latest version of JRE 8. All of them reject the certificate authority. This happens on various versions of Windows and Internet Explorer.
Please note that I'm not referring to the certificate used to sign the applet. The JRE is happy with that certificate.
I am currently trying to update a few java applets for a website. As of right now, the applets are automatically blocked on all computers when they are accessed because the newest updates for Java have caused them to be blocked. I have determined that the solution to this is to resign the .jar files that are used to run the application with a new certificate.
I requested and received a certificate (in pkcs 12 format, a .p12 file), imported it into the computer, and used it to sign the .jar files. However, I have been getting an error after signing the .jar files stating that the full certificate chain of the code signing certificate is not valid.
I tried to check the path of the certificate using a method he recommended (using OpenSSL) but didn't really find anything of use.
We are testing the newest release of JRE 1.6.0_85 (x86). We are running into an issue when Java launches through IE 10. We are seeing a command prompt window with the following message as soon as Java launches in IE 10:
Rejecting attempt to specify unsupported characters in command-line argument: -D java.security.manager
The window is labeled: C:Program Files (x86))Javajre6binjp2launcher.exe
The application using Java does launch and run correctly, but the command prompt window stays until the application is closed and Java is stopped.
If we add the URL for the website using java to our trusted sites in the local intranet zone and turn off protected mode for that zone, then the command prompt window does not display. This does not happen with the previous version of JRE (1.6.0_81). What has changed in this newest version? We do not want to turn off protected mode.
my IDE doesn't seem to recognize that my program is a Swing app.I get the following error message when I run the app: "jtabledemo.JTableDemo class wasn't found in JTableDemo project."It compiles successfully though.Here is the code verbatim:
There's a site that uses DBsign UWS to validate personal certificates on a smart card. I wound up breaking that functionality by moving the default Java truststore so I could create a new one with just root/intermediate CAs that I trust (I have no desire to allow apps signed in China, Russia, Turkey, and countries spelled with heiroglyphs). Now, my browser believes the UWS is self-signed and rfuses to run it. I need to find the certificate used to sign that app to see which cert(s) signed it, so I can add them back to the truststore. How can I find that?
The total cost of your order is: $8.4 ---------------------------------------------------- Notice that the total should be $9.4, rather than $8.4. It is odd because I was able to add a surcharge to my coffee(50 cents), and it does in fact recognize it when calculating the price of the coffee. So why won't my totalPrice in the client class recognize it?
Here is my Client class:
public class CoffeeShop { public static void main(String[] args) //One coffee Coffee coffee = new Coffee(16,"mocha"); coffee.set_price_per_oz(coffee.size);
I have this very annoying issue with Eclipse (I have the latest version installed). For some reason, every time I use the "default" keyword in an interface, it gives me an error similar to "Syntax error on token default", I deleted the "default" keyword, the error is gone. The same thing happens with "Lambda expression as well", say I have this object like this :
Eclipse also displays the error message similar to "Method body expected after (), delete '->' ". I checked the Java version I have, it is the latest one also ....
As the JRE environments and usage of applets has become more and more secure in through the evolution of enhancements to the JRE we have noticed a performance degradation in usage of these applets and launching of them.
As our customers are in the business to business environment they utilize our applets that are delivered from the server to the client. We are looking at ways to reduce the time to validate that the certificates are still valid. we are looking for ways to provide a means for our customers to validate against a CRL on our server or to cache the the checks against the OCSP so that not each and every client accessing our server needs to go out to the third party sites to get the checks completed.
Is there a means to store this information on our server and have the JRE validate against that system rather than the normal OSCP...
I have a problem with several java applications. When I start them Java wants to connect to the certificate authority, to check if the certificate is still valid and not on a blacklist.
The problem is: my whole internet is behind a password protected proxy. If I open my browser i get a windows with username and password. I enter it and internet in the browser works. But for Java it isn't working, because I see no point, where I can enter the password and username for the proxy. I can enter the proxy ip and port in the java settings, but not the password and username. So I get a error screen from java, telling me, that java could not connect. I can disable the check in the java settings, but I don't wont that.
Is there a way to tell java, that java uses my proxy with my password and username? I already googled this problem and found nothing except tutorials for connecting with proxy in the java code. But these applications are not from me, I can't change the code ...
The error I get is as follows...When the page is loaded I get the following error: java.lang.SecurityException: class "com.myPackage. test.client. TaskApplet" does not match trust level of other classes in the same package
I am trying to execute a program from the command prompt. I type java -jar zuul.jar (zuul is the name of my project) and I get a message that java is not recognized as an internal or external command. What do I do wrong?
So that I can map the first request coming say www.xyz.net to my first page , it does the work but some of my css and images is not getting displayed .
I am working on a little project to create an App that can read contents from a website and return it back to my app. What protocol to use for that. Just the reading/retrieving content from a website.
Is it possible to use java to log on to a website? I mean,Ii know how to connect to a website and send commands, but I am not sure how to tell the server that i want to login?
And then after you logged in is it possible to then do something? like, if you logged in to gmail.com you would be able to see your emails?
I have a Java application that was built by a third party and my task is to embed this in a web site. To do so I got an HTML snippet, a .JAR and da .DAT file that seems to be called by the app. I tested this locally on my machine and it works ok. After uploading to the web server I get an error message
NumberFormatException For input string: "i>>?<html>"(the question mark is actually upside down, the >> is really one character)
At first sight this looks like a common issue with UTF-8 file being delivered when the file itself holds only ANSI characters (or vice versa). So I made sure that the .HTM and the .DAT file are indeed stored in ANSI 8-bit (and not Unicode 16-bit) format. However, this does not solve the issue. The .HTM file itself also holds a ISO 8859-1 directive. The server is set to deliver UTF-8 by default. I cannot change this due to a huge lot of other dependencies.
So I am not sure if my suspicion is right - is it indeed a character set issue? Or is it something else?
This is probably more of a web-based question. I have a basic web crawler I wrote with Java (using JSoup) which crawls through our repositories and stuff to locate the paths to certain snapshots and whatnot. It crawls through using the file tree which gets exposed when you try to go to a directory in a URL.
The problem I am having is that some of the directories contain index files, which means the connection to the directory redirects from the file tree to the index file. Any way to prevent that redirection?
I have a Java application this application sits on a Dedicated server and gets information about the machine and run commands on the machine.
I need it so that i can run these commands from pressing buttons on a website. For example i press a button to retrieve CPU info, it goes to the app, and the app sends the CPU info back.
I'm fine with the website and app its just the middle bit. How do i get the app to run commands sent from a webpage. Been ratting my brains for a couple weeks now.
Usually, the code works very well. But sometimes, the download gets stalled indefinitely. Is there a way to set a time out period for the downloading of this file?
I am having a difficult time trying to get results from the code below. The purpose is for my program to insert the DHL tracking number in the tracking text box, and then for the program to "click" the search button and get the tracking results.
This is the code:
import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.WebClient; import java.io.*; import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlPage; import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlInput; import com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlSubmitInput; import java.net.*; public class DHL {
[Code]...
These are the results I am getting in the console (in red), which look like an error:
Apr 23, 2015 7:55:49 PM com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.javascript.host.html.HTMLElement addbehavior WARNING: Unimplemented behavior: #default#userdata Exception in thread "main" com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.ElementNotFoundException: elementName=[*] attributeName=[name] attributeValue=[sbtc] at com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlPage.getElementByName(HtmlPage.java:1747) at htmlTest.main(htmlTest.java:17)
I just cannot figure it out for the life of me. Also, is there a community that focuses on HTML Unit?
