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I tried to run an RSA signed applet with Java Plug-in, but it is being treated as an untrusted applet. What is the problem?

April 26, 2017applet Java plug-in problem RSA run signed treated untrusted

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I tried to run an RSA signed applet with Java Plug-in, but it is being treated as an untrusted applet. What is the problem?

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• Your applet is not signed properly. Please us the signtool to verify it. • Your RSA certificate and its certificate chain may have expired. Please see our documentation for details. Q: Why does RSA signing not work in Internet Explorer 3.x? A: RSA Applet signing is not supported in Internet Explorer 3.02 due to the limitation of the API implementation with this particular browser. In order to have the RSA signing technology work, the plugin is required to have the Crypto 2.0 API installed and to be able to open and use the Internet Explorer codestore to store, verify and retrieve certificates. Unfortunately, Internet Explorer 3.0x does not not provide access to its codestore through the Crypto 2.0 API. Q. Why don’t my signed applets work with Java Plug-in Software? A: Signed applets using the Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition javakey mechanism are supported in Java Plug-in Software. The most common problem is that the identitydb.obj file is not in the expected home directory. To check whe