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Can you answer the following questions on certificates, https, and web browser2.0?
1. Can you verify that https is supported?
2. How do I import my client cert?
3. How can I browse and/or delete the currently imported certs?I’m attempting to debug an AJAX app that requires https access via certificates. I have verified by inspecting the server side session that my cert is not being passed. Now I may have messed up my original import but I can’t find how to re-import. Now when I initally open the welcome I do get a “Security Warning” popup : “You have requested an encypted page. The web site has identified itself correctly…” but no cert request.
I’m running MyEclipse 6.0.1GA.
Thanks in advance,
Given that https is not supported, please answer my other 2 questions:
2. How do I import my client cert? <into any web 2.0 browser>
3. How can I browse and/or delete the currently imported certs? <to correct mistakes like using the wrong cert>thx.
Bill,
We actually did add support for HTTPS in the Ajax tools in our last release (possibly the one before), but we don’t provide any functionality for managing certs like the cert dialog in your browser, it’s handled automatically at this point.Thx Riyad,
So there is no way to re-start/re-init or otherwise clean out the certs? short of a new workspace? or (haven forbid !) a re-install? No super-secret .metadata file or hidden cache?
Bill
Bill, good question… I *think* there is, and I was discussing it with one of the developers from the web team but he got pulled off onto another task so I didn’t get a final answer from him and he’s swamped (he didn’t remember off hand where the certs were stored).
I have to imagine it’s under the workspace dir somewhere… under .metadata or something, that’s my guess if you wanted to search until I hear back from him.
