how to get the client certificate and save/retrieve it to/from openldap

[Eric Yin <y_...@encs.concordia.ca>]

Hi,

I'm using Tomcat for mutual authitication. after the brower and server 
finish the certificate exchange and verification (which is already 
done). I want to get the client certificate and compare it with what's 
been stored in the LDAP.

I'm new with linux. how can i get the client certificate using JSP or 
Servelet? and how can i connect to openldap and save/retrieve files 
to/from the Ldap server using JSP or Servelet?

thanks,

Eric.


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Re: how to get the client certificate and save/retrieve it to/from openldap

[Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org>]

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