Snippets tagged “sslcontext”

The trustAnchors parameter must be non-empty error typically occurs when you are trying to create an instance of the SSLContext class in Java and you pass an empty trust store as the trustAnchors parameter.

To perform HTTPS client certificate authentication in Java, you can use the HttpsURLConnection class and the SSLSocketFactory class.

To trust all certificates when using the Apache HttpClient library to make HTTPS requests, you can create a custom X509TrustManager implementation that trusts all certificates and use it to create an SSLContext with a custom TrustStrategy.