Java Web Start Security http://dev.libresource.org/home/community/forum/4d5534e7c0a8001e0199c9ac5ad5a39f RE : Java Web Start Security http://dev.libresource.org/home/community/forum/4d5534e7c0a8001e0199c9ac5ad5a39f/4de24d6ec0a8001e00f71157db398477 pascal bertrand 2006-01-11T12:22:53+01:00 Build your own certificate with keytool in the jre or another x509 tool. Get an authority sign it. Replace the distribution certificate. Re-build. Re-deploy. And your done. I don't know if java web start is updating its authority certificate or if it own any by default, check and add the authority certificate if needed.]]> RE : Java Web Start Security http://dev.libresource.org/home/community/forum/4d5534e7c0a8001e0199c9ac5ad5a39f/4d56d01ec0a8001e01a2fd1b56c8d26f Guest 2006-01-11T12:22:53+01:00 Or can I just ignore this, because its not a problem.]]> Java Web Start Security http://dev.libresource.org/home/community/forum/4d5534e7c0a8001e0199c9ac5ad5a39f/4d55355fc0a8001e01c10dd7fac4cf17 Guest 2006-01-11T12:22:53+01:00 I am using Windows XP and Internet Explorer 6. When I am in the So6Queue workspace of my LibreSource project and I click on commit/update, I receive always a dialog box, asking me if I want to save or open the .jnlp file. Is there a way to avoid this?

After I choose open I am getting a Warning - Security dialog box, complaining, that the publisher authenticity can not be verified.

Is there a way provide valid certificates?

Has this todo with LibreSource or with the web server installation?

Thank you, Rüdiger]]>