My question is pretty simple: is there a simple way to access Windows X509 Certificate Store using Delphi 7?
I\'m currently having a self signed certificate for my HTTPS webserver. In my java program there is a SSLSocketFactory that will create a socket to the webserver. The default implementation of sun bl
I\'m investigating a feature to allow users to point their own domain names at our service to provide a more complete white-lable offering.So, I end up with multiple domains hitting the same IP开发者_
I\'m trying to authenticate myself against WebService using my client certificate, but, for some reasons (I explain), I don\'t want to load certificate from store, rather read it from disc.
i have two machines machine1 and machine2. On one of those two machines (machine2) is my certificate store, the certificate store on machine1 is not allowed to be used. Further, i have do do some webs
I\'ve followed the instructions at How to build an Apple Push Notification provider server (tutorial) in an attempt to set up a push notification server.
I\'ve signed my .msi with this command line: signtool.exe sign /f mycert.pfx /p/t http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timstamp.dll /d \"MSIName.msi\" /v \"MSIName.msi\".
I\'m creating a WCF application where I\'ll be using certificates to encrypt the communication between the client and server. In my development environment, I want to use a test certificate / 开发者_开
In our flex/air application we are calling a web service over https.The web service is java based and has, at the moment, an untrusted certificate.
I have a c# app that calls a web service method that authenticates using a certificate. The code works, because when it is installed on server A (without a proxy) it authenticates.