pkcs#12

We are having a problem with the KeyManagerFactory in the Sun JRE 1.6. We are using code similar to the following to upload and use a certificate in p12 format: KeyStore keyStore = KeyStore.getInstance(PKCS12); KeyManagerFactory keyManagerFactory = KeyManagerFactory.getInstance(SUN_X509); InputStream certificateFile = getSSLCertificate(); String certificatePassword = getSSLCertificatePassword(); keyStore.load(certificateFile, certificatePassword); keyManagerFactory.init(keyStore, certificatePassword); This code works correctly when the certificate password exists. But when the certificate

I am trying to load multiple certificates using openssl into the PKCS12 format. The command is as follows: openssl pkcs12 -export -in cert1.arm -inkey cert1_private_key.pem -certfile cert2.arm -certfile cert3.arm -certfile RootCert.pem -name "Test" -out test.p12 Having parsed the generated PKCS12 file, only the last certificate has been included into the file: openssl pkcs12 -in test.p12 -info -nodes I also tried to import them separately into the pkcs12 file while in all the attempts, only the last certificate was remained in the file. Any idea where is the problem to solve it? gtrig First,

Can anyone explain how to encrypt and decrypt files using certificates stored in a java 'PKCS#12` keystore? user1516873 As mention Eugene Mayevski, your question is wrong and cannot be answered in its original form. But I'll try to clarify it for you a bit. PKCS#12 - cryptographic format is for storing cerificates and private keys. When you encrypt or decrypt data, you use cipher implementation and content of PKCS#12 container. Java has build-in support for work with PKCS#12 keystores, work with this containers doesn't much differ than standart JKS keystore. For example, code to load JKS