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Enabling https for Java Webstart

I have a swing application deployed to an HTTP server. Users use a browser to specify the URL and install the client using java-webstart. Now I need to enable https access to my application deployed on an HTTP server. I am using JDK 1.5 as jdk by default, supported in jnlp file. At the moment I am using a self-signed certificate for the can sign (by default created using Sun jarsigner, keytool, etc., Utils).

Solution / steps would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Ramesh

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I believe that before you "need https", you need the right code signing certificate. You might want to rephrase your question so that your main problem can be resolved instead of a specific question.

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