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Bug
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Resolution: Not an Issue
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P4
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None
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5.0
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x86
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windows_xp
Tested_Java_Release : 1.5.0-beta2-b50/51
Tested_bundles_Location :
promoted builds: /net/koori.sfbay/p/jdk07/jdk/1.5.0/beta2/b50(51)/bundles
Tested_Machine_Name : hongkong/petersburg
Effected O/S : windows
Problem description:
While running the client authenticated JNLP application on windows, it has been noticed that like Plug-in it's not recognizing certificate from the mozilla database. Attached is the email exchanged with the developer related to this problem
Steps to reproduce :
certificates location : /net/sqesvr-nfs/global/nfs/deployment1/deployment_tiger_master_ws/deployment/src/deployment/keystore_mozilla/lib
1)Import client.p12 and ca.crt into mozilla database
,client.p12 : Client authentication certificate, alias name "poonam" (password: 1234)
,ca.crt: https server certificate
2) Import dgu.p12 into JRE client authentication database using Java control panel.
dgu.p12 : Client authentication certificate, alias name "Dennis Gu" (password: dennisgu)
3)
Running the following test applet from SQE test page:
https://eltanin.east.sun.com:4433/dennis/bug/test1.html
After passing some security dialog box, you should see the "Client Authentication" dialog box. Both the certficates, "Poonam" and "Dennis Gu" should be displayed inside the
Pick anyone and click "OK", the applet should run successfully
This is correct behavior. Exit browser
4) Open browser and try to lauch following JNLP application https://eltanin.east.sun.com:4433/andy/test.html
After passing some security dialog box, you should see the "Client Authentication" dialog box. if only "Dennis Gu" is displayed inside the "Client Authentication" dialog box(one form the JRE) then the bug is reproduced
Tested_bundles_Location :
promoted builds: /net/koori.sfbay/p/jdk07/jdk/1.5.0/beta2/b50(51)/bundles
Tested_Machine_Name : hongkong/petersburg
Effected O/S : windows
Problem description:
While running the client authenticated JNLP application on windows, it has been noticed that like Plug-in it's not recognizing certificate from the mozilla database. Attached is the email exchanged with the developer related to this problem
Steps to reproduce :
certificates location : /net/sqesvr-nfs/global/nfs/deployment1/deployment_tiger_master_ws/deployment/src/deployment/keystore_mozilla/lib
1)Import client.p12 and ca.crt into mozilla database
,client.p12 : Client authentication certificate, alias name "poonam" (password: 1234)
,ca.crt: https server certificate
2) Import dgu.p12 into JRE client authentication database using Java control panel.
dgu.p12 : Client authentication certificate, alias name "Dennis Gu" (password: dennisgu)
3)
Running the following test applet from SQE test page:
https://eltanin.east.sun.com:4433/dennis/bug/test1.html
After passing some security dialog box, you should see the "Client Authentication" dialog box. Both the certficates, "Poonam" and "Dennis Gu" should be displayed inside the
Pick anyone and click "OK", the applet should run successfully
This is correct behavior. Exit browser
4) Open browser and try to lauch following JNLP application https://eltanin.east.sun.com:4433/andy/test.html
After passing some security dialog box, you should see the "Client Authentication" dialog box. if only "Dennis Gu" is displayed inside the "Client Authentication" dialog box(one form the JRE) then the bug is reproduced