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Im running the GIDB® Client as an Applet/Executable JAR file, but I can request an encryption key. Why not?

April 26, 2017applet client encryption executable file jar key request running

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Im running the GIDB® Client as an Applet/Executable JAR file, but I can request an encryption key. Why not?

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Our HTTPS server has a self-signed certificate which means that it can not be verified by the standard root certificates included with the JRE. If you use the Windows installer package, you won’t have this problem because the bundled JRE has our root certificate embedded within it. To allow the Client running as an Applet/Executable JAR file to connect to our HTTPS server, you must: • Download our root certificate • Install root certificate into your JRE: \bin\keytool -import -alias DMAPCA -file DMAPCA.