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I have been working on this for roughly 15 hours over the past week. I am trying to get a java applet on my website. It keeps blocking it. I have certified my website via StartSSL.com and my applet with jarsigner, but it still tells me that self-signed applications are blocked.

How can I make this not self signed, but signed by someone else? I don't want this to work on my computer...I want it to work on everyone's computer. I have followed about half a dozen tutorials, and still am unsuccessful. How can I go about getting my Java applet to be on my website in a manner that anyone can run it?

Evorlor
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  • Are you using the same certificate for the website and the applet? Some certificates don't work for applets (you need the codesign option). – mp_ Nov 09 '14 at 22:30
  • Where is this information coming from? I have not seen anything in my research except for how to self sign...which does not work. – Evorlor Nov 09 '14 at 22:32
  • See http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5280#section-4.2.1.12, granted it only applies to X.509 standard. Oh, and if you were asking about how to get this information from your certificate, AFAIK you have to use "keytool" for that. – mp_ Nov 09 '14 at 22:36

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Turns out you have to pay hundreds of dollars per year to get code signed, and StartSSL.com does not sign code. DigiCert seems the best option at this time.

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