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I want to “load” a xml source from a self-signed https server.
scala.xml.XML.load("https://....")
returns some exception (“untrusted certificate” etc.)
How can I get around that?
Even worse, I need to authenticate with username and password …
(it’s a subversion server …)
TIA, Sebastian.
Finally, google revealed answers (If you only knew the right keywords in advance …)
This shows howto setup authentication:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/events/ScnTwitterBlog.scala
And this discusses self-signed certificates:
telling java to accept self-signed ssl certificate
Cheers!