Ensuring access to WSDL or web services over HTTPS

Make sure that a supported version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is specified as the current JRE in the system where Developer Studiois installed. Newer JRE installations include JSSE.jar and related settings that enable Java programs to communicate over HTTPS without manual changes in configuration files. If you must use an earlier version of the JRE, go to https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/ to learn more about JSSE-related jar files and how to make the related configuration changes.

You can check the validity of the certificate by using your browser. Browsers indicate errors and warnings in detail while communicating over HTTPS. For example, the following figure displays the warning that the certificate at the target server is not trusted by the local client.

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Security alert for a certificate that is not trusted

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Browsers allow you to continue if you ignore warnings or errors; however, AR System does not allow you to continue in case of errors or warnings. You can diagnose the problem with your browser, fix the root cause, and continue with AR System. To address the alert shown in the figure, you would update the certificate store to trust the specified company or certificate.

 

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