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Hello, I'm interested in buying the Concurrent Upload File product but need it to work in https areas with Firefox. At the moment it only works in IE on a https area and both Firefox and IE in a http area. In Firefox I get the following error message 'Image Uploader encountered some problem. If you see this message, contact web master.' when I add a file and click Send. Please help 
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Hello,
Image Uploader for Java supports several certificate types. It looks like you are using some type of certificate not supported by Image Uploader. Which type do you use? |
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Alex thanks for your response.
I'm developing on an internal server which uses a different certificate to the live site.
The internal one is a non trusted certificate which I'm guessing cause this problem.
The live site is issued by Equifax Secure Global eBusiness CA-1 and is PKCS #1 MD5 With RSA Encryption. Does Image Uploaded support this one?
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Hello, We are using a simple implementation of SecureProtocolSocketFactory in apache HttpClient library which is called EasySSLProtocolSocketFactory. The documentation of this class describes it with the following text: Quote:EasySSLProtocolSocketFactory can be used to creates SSL Sockets that accept self-signed certificates. Actually, if you have some problem while uploading via HTTPS protocol Image Uploader wirtes exception information to Java Console. Please, post this information here. |
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