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Date: Wed, 24 Dec 2008 21:44:08 -0800 (PST)
From: lampa <lampa2000@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: problem about ssl
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Thank you for your reply firstly.
I am sorry to I do not describe the problem.
I try again: I want to connect to server by SSL connection . In order to
check the client identity ,IE will 
prompt user choose your certificate(client certificate). But, I don't want
that user choose the certificate in the prompt window, I want to assign one
specific certificate in the USBKey or IE , maybe , ActiveX control is
approach. 
Now,My question is how to realize it by ActiveX control  or other ways.

I don't know whether the problem is clear ,and my IE version is 7.

THX
Lampa


Mark Thomas-18 wrote:
> 
> lampa wrote:
>> Hello all:
>> Now, I configure the SSL server in TOMCAT ,and I access the
>> address(https://localhost:8433/...) is OK.
>> However, before I access the port 8433 ,I must choose the certificate in
>> IE
>> browser. I don't want to do it,I  just want to call the web browser
>> script
>> ,which choose the certificate . I mean that I want to do something
>> choosing
>> the certificate by myself ,not by the TOMCAT and IE browser automatically
>> .
> 
> It really isn't clear whether you want IE to choose the certificate for
> you or if you want IE to prompt you to choose the certificate yourself.
> 
> Either way, this is an IE configuration option. Since you didn't tell us
> which version you are using, here are the instructions for IE7:
> Tools > Internet options > Security > Custom level... > Miscellaneous >
> Dont't prompt for client certificate when no certificate or only one
> certificate exists
> 
> IE6 is in a similar location.
> 
> Mark
> 
> 
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