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Asked: 2026-06-06T11:55:48+00:00

I have two webapplication at prrduction say app1 and app2. Both are on different

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I have two webapplication at prrduction say app1 and app2. Both are on different webservers. app1 is verified secure trust corporation and
app2 is verified by TrustWave Holdings,Inc . So both are verified CA’s.App2 tries to make HttpsURLConnection to app1 and gets some SSLException. My question
is if both certificates are verfied ones, still do we need to make any certificate entry in jre\lib\security folder? As per my understanding
we do not need this if certificates are verified one. Any pointers will be great help.

EDIT:-

i am on jdk1.6. I am not sure whether these certificates i.e(secure trust corporation and TrustWave Holdings,Inc) are already there
in cacerts file under jre\lib\security. i could find on the web that these are included in mozzila and other browser but not
sure about jdk 1.6?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You will likely need to add these to /security/cacerts. By default Java does trust some certificate authorities. I’m not sure TrustWave is one of them.

    View the keystore using the following command and see if TrustWave is in there. 

    keytool -list -keystore /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_14/jre/lib/security/cacerts
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