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Windows Java Certificate Store. This is only possible by using keytool.exe that is located in every standard jre installation c:\program files (x86)\java\jre1.8.0_144\bin\keytool.exe. We thought we found a workaround to make java use the windows trust store. Windows certificate store is accessible only via cryptoapi native functions which are not support by java default installation. Cacerts is the default java truststore. Every user has a trusted.certs keystore (depending on os it's somewhere under <<strong>username</strong>>/appdata.sun/java/deployment/trusted.certs). To access the windows certificate store in java, we can leverage the use of the bouncy castle library, which provides extensive support for. Cacerts is where java stores public certificates of trusted root cas.

Windows certificate store is accessible only via cryptoapi native functions which are not support by java default installation. To access the windows certificate store in java, we can leverage the use of the bouncy castle library, which provides extensive support for. This is only possible by using keytool.exe that is located in every standard jre installation c:\program files (x86)\java\jre1.8.0_144\bin\keytool.exe. Cacerts is where java stores public certificates of trusted root cas. Every user has a trusted.certs keystore (depending on os it's somewhere under <<strong>username</strong>>/appdata.sun/java/deployment/trusted.certs). We thought we found a workaround to make java use the windows trust store. Cacerts is the default java truststore.

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Windows Java Certificate Store This is only possible by using keytool.exe that is located in every standard jre installation c:\program files (x86)\java\jre1.8.0_144\bin\keytool.exe. Windows certificate store is accessible only via cryptoapi native functions which are not support by java default installation. Cacerts is where java stores public certificates of trusted root cas. To access the windows certificate store in java, we can leverage the use of the bouncy castle library, which provides extensive support for. Cacerts is the default java truststore. We thought we found a workaround to make java use the windows trust store. This is only possible by using keytool.exe that is located in every standard jre installation c:\program files (x86)\java\jre1.8.0_144\bin\keytool.exe. Every user has a trusted.certs keystore (depending on os it's somewhere under <<strong>username</strong>>/appdata.sun/java/deployment/trusted.certs).