How to avoid java Security Information popup?
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Problem - Java security information popup appears when applet based application loads in the browser.

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When I check "Always trust content from the publisher" and click run, the application runs and certificate is added to java user trusted certificates list.

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When I run the application the next time, the Security Information popup does not appear.

My questions are -

How can I avoid the security information popup for other users logging into the same computer?

It is a shared desktop used by multiple users and every time a new user logs in and uses the applet based application, the security information popup appears.

How can the certificate be added to a centralized location (perhaps system trustsore?) and not to user profiles so that whenever a new user logs into the computer and uses the application, the security warning does not appear?

What I've tried until now:

  • Added the client certificate to java keystore on the computer. After this I logged into the application again, the popup still appeared.
  • Added client certificate to jre\lib\security\cacerts - it didn't help either.
Infraction answered 12/2, 2019 at 0:12 Comment(4)
Refer to this Question #18387887Pathless
This is a system administration question, not a programming question. If in a AD/domain set up, check serverfault, otherwise superuserBrittneybrittni
In general, keep in mind that the Applet technology is outdated. Current browsers stopped to support Java Applets ( theverge.com/2016/1/28/10858250/…), and even Oracle decided to remove Applet support from newer Java versions. With new Java licensing policy for Java 8 (valid since 1st January 2019), you should consider that security updates for Oracle Java 8 now are available only for customers with commercial support contract.Tepid
Seriously, try this: #49176890Acidhead

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