Java Control Panel - Import Certificate

Q

How to import a certificate as a user-level trusted certificate using Java Control Panel?

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A

If you obtained a certificate and want make it as user-level trusted certificate for Java applications, you can use Java Control Panel with these steps:

1. Start "Java Control Panel" in "Windows Control Panel" under the "Programs" category.

2. Click "Security" tab, then "Certificates..." button.

3. Change "Certificate Type" to "Trusted Certificates", and click "User" tab.

4. Click "Import" button. Change "Files of type" to "All Files" on the "Open" dialog box.

5. Locate the certificate file to be imported, for example, facebook_cert.pem. Click "Open" button. The certificate will be imported into the user-level trusted certificate keystore.

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2012-07-22, ≈16🔥, 0💬

💬 2021-06-11 Urs: well this 6 character password made me crazy for importing a certificate to user. this is how I did: just look that you have a e...

💬 2016-06-08 FYIcenter.com: Hi Suyash, "changeit" is the default password for "cacerts" keystore file, not for the "trusted.certs" file. Thanks for you comm...

💬 2016-06-06 Suyash Patel: use "changeit" as password

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