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Java Network Q&A » http » ssl

1. Unable to authenticate to SSL site in java: "pathLenConstraint violated - this cert must be the last cert in the certification path" stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to read from a secure (i.e. SSL) web page, in Java code. I'm trying to use both URLConnection (java.net) and Apache's HTTPClient. In both cases, when I make the request, I ...

2. Apache Commons Http Client - Registering a client specific Protocol stackoverflow.com

I'm working on a library that is meant to be integrated in other applications. I have to communicate with a https server, and I'm using apache commons HttpClient 3.1. ...

3. HTTP SSL Mutual Authentication Code worked in Apache HTTPClient 4.0.1 but fails in 4.1 stackoverflow.com

I'm performing mutual authentication for a client to a server. I have a server with a self signed certificate. I've created a java key store (trustStore) which includes that server in ...

4. Creating Proxy cannot correctly tunnel through SSL after browser sends CONNECT request? stackoverflow.com

I have been haunted for some time now trying to get my custom proxy to properly handle when the browser sends a CONNECT request. In order to keep it simple let ...

5. Trying to handle a HTTP CONNECT request from bwoser in java stackoverflow.com

I'm really trying to better understand how a CONNECT HTTP request process is handled. I'm stuck at this point in my HttpServer that I'm building and was hoping others can help ...

6. Http GET Method over SSL coderanch.com

Hello friends, In my project, I am considering using Http GET method to send some important information (I know this not why we should be using GET but that us another issue). I will be sending this information over SSL. My question is, will the browser encrypt query-string information before sending it over the wire? Thanks in the anticipation, any reference ...

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