Tomcat3.2.4/jdk1.4/SSL trouble

[Yogesh Bhardwaj <yb...@cis.ksu.edu>]

Hello Users

I'm trying to configure my standalone Tomcat3.2.4 for SSL support. I
presume I don't need to download JSSE jar files since I'm using jdk1.4. I
created a self-signed key and uncommented the SSL configuration part in my
tomcat/conf/server.xml, specifying the path to my .keystore file (it's in
my user home and not in Tomcat home). The "keypass" and "clientAuth" are
set to default.

I restarted the web server and tried to access a web page which I wanted
to be secure (https://........).

Now I'm facing a problem, the certificate comes up in Netscape 4.7, but
gives a "You are not authorized to view this page" error in IE 5. I
enabled SSL suppot in Internet Options, but still no success.

Does anybody have any idea where am i wrong? I would really appreciate an
early response.

Regards
Yogesh Bhardwaj


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Re: Tomcat3.2.4/jdk1.4/SSL trouble

[Bill Barker <wb...@wilshire.com>]

There have been reports against 4.1.x with problems with SSL+JDK1.4.x.  I'm
guessing that it is much the same issue (since the current TC 4.1.x
SSL-support is an evolution from the TC 3.x SSL-support).

Of course you realize that TC 3.2.x is no longer actively supported.  The
3.3.2-dev (aka nightly) should have all of the fixes for this.  It should
also show up in TC 4.1.25.

"Yogesh Bhardwaj" <yb...@cis.ksu.edu> wrote in message
news:Pine.GSO.4.44.0305091105130.10171-100000@procyon.cis.ksu.edu...
>
> Hello Users
>
> I'm trying to configure my standalone Tomcat3.2.4 for SSL support. I
> presume I don't need to download JSSE jar files since I'm using jdk1.4. I
> created a self-signed key and uncommented the SSL configuration part in my
> tomcat/conf/server.xml, specifying the path to my .keystore file (it's in
> my user home and not in Tomcat home). The "keypass" and "clientAuth" are
> set to default.
>
> I restarted the web server and tried to access a web page which I wanted
> to be secure (https://........).
>
> Now I'm facing a problem, the certificate comes up in Netscape 4.7, but
> gives a "You are not authorized to view this page" error in IE 5. I
> enabled SSL suppot in Internet Options, but still no success.
>
> Does anybody have any idea where am i wrong? I would really appreciate an
> early response.
>
> Regards
> Yogesh Bhardwaj




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