• Trusted | Products | Trusted-Java

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    • Trusted TLS 3.0
    • Trusted Java 2.0
    • Tomcat 7.0 (либо IBM Websphere 7.0, Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.2)

  • Trusted Computing for the Java(Tm) Platform

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    We are happy to provide you now with a list of scientific publications where we outline our efforts of integrating Trusted Computing in Java.

  • Trusted Java 1.5.3 Version 1.5.3 by Digt - How to Uninstall it

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    Trusted Java 1.5.3's full uninstall command line is RunDll32. LicMan.exe is the programs's main file and it takes about 260.00 KB (266240 bytes) on disk.

  • Using a Custom TrustStore in Java | Baeldung

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    try to programmatically ask Java to look into both TrustStores during the resolution of the trust of the entity.

  • How Can I Configure the Exception Site List?

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    The Exception Site List feature was introduced in the release of Java 7 Update 51. By adding application URL to the Exception list allows users to run Rich...

  • How to Trust an SSL Certificate in Java - Tutorial Works

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    When Java throws this error, it means there was some problem while trying to verify the server’s certificate. Java’s list of trusted certificates.

  • Adding Trusted Certificates for Java on Windows

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    How to add a trusted CA (Certificate Authority) certificate into Java default keystore on Windows?

  • Trusted Java

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    The Trusted Java library gives the chance to use cryptographic transactions in Java applications on the basis of the certified cryptoalgorithms.

  • Trusted Java 2.0

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    java –Dcom.digt.trusted.jsse.certFile=file.cer –D com.digt.trusted.jsse.keyPasswd=.
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  • Java - Certificates Trusted by the Default JDK Installation

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    In https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/319 there is a list of root certificates trusted by default since java 10. Reproduced here for convenience