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  • 1.  https? and sqllite on android?

    Posted 12/19/12 04:35 AM

    Hi all,

    Does anyone have an example of using sqlite from mobile designer on Android?

    What about an example of the steps needed to get https working agains IS using a self signed certificate?

    Many thanks,

    Ian
    Sent via BlackBerry? from Telstra


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  • 2.  RE: https? and sqllite on android?

    Posted 12/19/12 05:45 PM

    Hi Ian,

    If you look in your wMMobileDesigner/Docs directory you should find
    Using_Custom_SSL_Certificates.pdf which can help you get started with
    custom SSL certificate usage. As you will see when you dig into it, the
    steps necessary for usage and the functional availability vary greatly
    from platform to platform. If you can’t get your questions answered with
    that doc, let me know and we can try to help. Further, if you find
    deficiencies in the doc (and hopefully workarounds) please let us know
    so we can update it.

    If you are using the latest updates, you should have the database
    functionality, which I believe uses sqlite on Android. I’ll try to dig
    for a working example that can be sent to you.

    Spencer


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  • 3.  RE: https? and sqllite on android?

    Posted 12/19/12 05:45 PM

    Hi Spencer,

    If you do find a working sqllite example, I’d be interested as well.

    Dave


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  • 4.  RE: https? and sqllite on android?

    Posted 12/19/12 05:55 PM

    Thanks Spencer,

    I had just found that doc and was looking through it. Appologies if this question is answered in that doc, but…

    In order to use only server certificates, I guess that I just need that certificate on the client device (as the signing certificate authorizing the server certificate) but how do I tell the client that this certificate should be accepted as a trusted signing authority?

    Regards,

    Ian


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  • 5.  RE: https? and sqllite on android?

    Posted 12/19/12 06:10 PM

    I might be misunderstanding your question, but the server’s certificate
    basically needs to be added to the device/emulator’s keychain in order
    for it to be accepted as trusted.

    When you try to install the certificate in the keychain you are telling
    the device that the certificate is trusted. In some cases, you get a
    dialog requesting confirmation that the certificate (which you just
    downloaded) is trusted. In others, it is implied by the manual addition
    to the device keychain. The client relies on the keychain for the device
    running it in order to determine trustworthiness.

    Spencer


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  • 6.  RE: https? and sqllite on android?

    Posted 12/20/12 12:10 PM

    Hi All,

    We do have a working example that will be made available in the near
    future as a sample application through the normal rollout process. I
    believe the rollout will be either 8.2.5.11.348 or 8.2.5.11.349. If you
    need it before the rollout, let me know and I can manually send it to
    you.

    Spencer


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