Can someone please help explain why I am getting this certificate exception when using an HTTP sender with a blank keystore configured? On Windows Server 2008 R2, the certificate the end site is using is one that is trusted by all web browsers when navigating directly to the URL (which I think would mean I have the local CA's public key already), but cannot be called in any way by an HTTP sender because it cannot find a trusted certificate. Where exactly in the handshake process is this breaking down; on the server's inability to locate the public key for the hosts certificate, can it find the end server's certificate, etc...
ERROR: Error connecting to HTTP server [SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: No trusted certificate found]
What I ultimately want to know is how certificates are loaded\used by Mirth so that I can configure channels to connect to connect to many different sites, each of whom might be using a certificate signed by different CAs.
ERROR: Error connecting to HTTP server [SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: No trusted certificate found]
What I ultimately want to know is how certificates are loaded\used by Mirth so that I can configure channels to connect to connect to many different sites, each of whom might be using a certificate signed by different CAs.
ERROR: Error connecting to HTTP server - SSLHandshakeException
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