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SSL V3.0 client certificate

Community Beginner ,
Jul 06, 2006 Jul 06, 2006

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How can I connect to a web service that required SSL V3.0 client certificates using CFMX?

I'm trying to use a client certificate to connect via CFHTTP to a secure website and I'm getting a "403.7 - Forbidden: Client certificate required" error. I correctly installed the website cert using the instructions here:
http://www.talkingtree.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=25AA75A4-45A6-2844-7CA3EECD842DB576

When I access the secure site using IE, I'm prompted to use the installed client certificate and then I am able to view the secure content without any 403 errors.

After continuing to research the issue, I read in this post that CFMX7.01 doesn't support SSL V3.0 protocol:
http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/message.cfm/forumid:4/messageid:229870/step:0

Is anyone using SSL V3.0 client certificates with CFMX7.01? Is this an Adobe issue or java issue? Are there any work-arounds?

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Community Beginner , Jul 06, 2006 Jul 06, 2006
CFX_HTTP5 worked great!

I just wish it was "well" known. I asked the question on a popular mailing list and got absolutely no response. I also googled for a couple hours and wasn't able to find anything. CFX_HTTP5 did the job and now I can finish what I started instead of telling my client that I found a mission critical issue that ColdFusionMX couldn't do.

Thanks again!

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Known and tested work-around is to use CFX_HTTP5 instead of CFHTTP.

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CFX_HTTP5 worked great!

I just wish it was "well" known. I asked the question on a popular mailing list and got absolutely no response. I also googled for a couple hours and wasn't able to find anything. CFX_HTTP5 did the job and now I can finish what I started instead of telling my client that I found a mission critical issue that ColdFusionMX couldn't do.

Thanks again!

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