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Self-signed certificates are a type of security certificates that are signed by the same entity that actually uses the certificate.

Self-signed certificates are a type of security certificates that are signed by the same entity that actually uses the certificate. A self-signed certificate is usually signed by an own, custom generated private key. Usually, a public key is also available from the certificating authority - it provides the option for the user or organization to test it against the own private key which is used for signing.

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How to create a self signed certificate for my simple rest service

I have a simple Restful service created using Jersey. @GET @Path("{name}") @Produces(MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN) public String Greetings(@PathParam(value="name") String name) { return "Hello "+name; } Now if I access the…
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Are self signed certificates considered invalid?

So we have been asked to use HTTP SSL with our current APP and i am not the most knowledgable about the whole deal, and with some frustration and much...much trial and error we got it connecting the server...However we had to set it so that it…
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Android - HTTP GET SELF SIGNED

Possible Duplicate: How do I accept a self-signed certificate with a Java HttpsURLConnection? I have set up a HTTP GET. The code is as follows: public class GetMethodEx { public String getInternetData() throws Exception{ …
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