# Broken key in applet dialog windows using Netscape 3.x and SSL

Dipanshu Sharma (dipanshu@cyberdude.com)
Tue, 18 Nov 1997 17:26:34 +0530

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    From: "Dipanshu Sharma" <dipanshu@cyberdude.com>

    To: <java-security@web2.javasoft.com>

    Date: Tue, 18 Nov 1997 17:26:34 +0530

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hi,
I am working on Certificates. My project requires that the clients =
using this project can save files on there local disk. Only way out is =
certificates. I went through most of the documentation.

The example in site : http://java.sun.com/security/signExample/

does not actually work on a win'95 machine. (that's where I tried).

The javakey -ld shows :
=20

Scope: sun.security.IdentityDatabase, source file: =
C:\JDK1.1.4\BIN\..\identitydb
.obj
Duke[identitydb.obj][trusted]
public key initialized
certificates:
certificate 1 for : CN=3DDuke, OU=3D"JavaSoft ", O=3DSun =
MicroSystems, C=3DUS
from : CN=3DDuke, OU=3D"JavaSoft ", O=3DSun =
MicroSystems, C=3DUS

No further information available.

saying that the certificate has been properly installed. BUT when =
running signedWriteFile.html using appletviewer ,it gives the same =
security exception as if the cet was never installed.

Please help me on this. If you have more examples ,please pass them on.

Thanks and Regards,
Dipanshu Sharma,
Daewoo Telecom.

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD W3 HTML//EN">
hi,
I am = working on=20 Certificates. My project requires that the clients using this project = can save=20 files on there local disk. Only way out is certificates. I went through = most of=20 the documentation.
The example in site : http://java.sun.com/se= curity/signExample/
does not actually=20 work on a win'95 machine. (that's where I = tried).
The javakey -ld shows :
Scope: = sun.security.IdentityDatabase, source=20 file: C:\JDK1.1.4\BIN\..\identitydb
.obj
Duke[identitydb.obj][trusted]
&= nbsp; =20 public key initialized
=20 certificates:
certificate=20 1 for : CN=3DDuke, OU=3D"JavaSoft ", O=3DSun = MicroSystems,=20 C=3DUS
&nbs= p; = ;=20 from : CN=3DDuke, OU=3D"JavaSoft ", O=3DSun MicroSystems, = C=3DUS
=20 No further information available.
saying that the certificate has been = properly=20 installed. BUT when running signedWriteFile.html using appletviewer ,it = gives=20 the same security exception as if the cet was never = installed.
Please help me on this. If you have = more=20 examples ,please pass them on.
Thanks and Regards,
Dipanshu Sharma,
Daewoo Telecom.
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