is it possible to generate SSL certificates with the Dart SDK?
I want this to use in a Flutter app where users can grant other users authority to their own data, kind of.
Thanks in advance.
Theo
Not that I know of. I suggest simply calling out to a command line utility using dart:io's Process class.
Process.start('create_certificate', []).then((Process process) {
...
});
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I'm trying to configure a MDM for all my mobile phones. But for iPhone, I need to create a Apple Push certification to do that, but can't able to reach the portal identity.apple.com/pushcert and getting Forbidden error. Do anyone guide me what went wrong with this?
Looks like probably your trying to access using http instead of https.
https://identity.apple.com/pushcert/ should work. Else please re-check if its not the routing issue between your service provider & Apple.
Regards,
_Ayush
if you have previous files related to certificates on your computer delete them these include csr and pem files. go back to portal link and you will find it will now navigate to the actual link.
I am trying with my team to setup a Mobile Device Management tool, but I need some help for the open source one : WSO2 EMM
I have followed offical documentation : https://docs.wso2.com/display/EMM110/Generating+a+MDM+APNS+Certificate
But when I try to get a Signed CSR file via their website, I get no answer : http://wso2.com/products/enterprise-mobility-manager/csr/
It seems to be a mandatory step, I found some messages which said that "By default EMM does not ship iOS components"
Actually, like some others, I get error "500: Something has gone wrong", with following log error
[2015-09-08 04:17:37,443] ERROR {org.jaggeryjs.jaggery.core.manager.WebAppManager} - org.mozilla.javascript.WrappedException: Wrapped org.jaggeryjs.scriptengine.exceptions.ScriptException: org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: TypeError: [JavaPackage org.wso2.carbon.emm.ios.core.service.iOSMobilityManagerService] is not a function, it is object. (/emm/modules/iosemm.js#13) (/emm/ios_utils/ca.jag#2)
org.jaggeryjs.scriptengine.exceptions.ScriptException: org.mozilla.javascript.WrappedException: Wrapped org.jaggeryjs.scriptengine.exceptions.ScriptException: org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: TypeError: [JavaPackage org.wso2.carbon.emm.ios.core.service.iOSMobilityManagerService] is not a function, it is object. (/emm/modules/iosemm.js#13) (/emm/ios_utils/ca.jag#2)
So my question is how to get these iOS components ? or how to sign the csr by myself ?
Thanks in advance for any kind of help
You might have to wait. You cannot get iOS to work without support of an MDM vendor. You need to get CSR signed by WSO2 or any other MDM vendor and WSO2 iOS components from WSO2. Or you can contact WSO2 directly and ask for help.
http://wso2.com/contact
I'm using JMeter's proxy to record the HTTP traffic from a mobile app.
It works fine with non secure HTTP requests, but when I try to make a HTTPS request I get an error: "The certificate for this server is invalid" (see screenshot below).
This is of course expected. If I'm on a PC I can simply click on "accept bad certificate" (or something like that) but this isn't an option for my mobile app (I'm testing amazon's app for example).
Is there a way to get my iPhone (or other mobile device) to accept JMeter's certificate?
Is there another way to do this with a REAL mobile device?
edit:
Some of the answers talk about how to modify my app.
I can't modify the app myself - so I need a solution that doesn't require any app modification.
After some research I found this link:
http://nat.guyton.net/2012/01/20/adding-trusted-root-certificate-authorities-to-ios-ipad-iphone/
Which almost works :)
The comments say that in iOS 6 and up using a MD5 doesn't work, and the default key JMeter is using is MD5.
Any thoughts?
Update Feb 13, 2014:
I had given up on this originally, but recently came across an article about using Charles proxy with a real device to capture SSL traffic by adding a certificate to your iPhone. After following the instructions here it works!
http://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/faqs/ssl-connections-from-within-iphone-applications/
So now I know a solution IS possible, but I'm still stuck on how to get it to work - now using JMeter 2.11 and iOS 7
Thanks
Ophir
These related questions may be helpful:
iphone: secure restfull server "The certificate for this server is invalid
HTTPS Service is not working
HTTPS post request in IOS
I just happened to write an article on that given the new restrictions on iOS 13. In a nutshell:
Generate a certificate.
Import it into your proxy tool (I used OWASP ZAP).
Import the certificate into iOS and add it as a trusted authority.
Access iOS’ proxy settings and point it to your computer.
Full details in the article link below. Hope you find it helpful.
Best regards,
Andre
https://link.medium.com/gcU2SYZtn4
I want to sign a BlackBerry application with the 3 CSI files I have. When I install new keys, I give the associated user id and password, but I am getting this error:
Unable to register a client bearing no
175534 because there are no more
registration attempts. If you have
already registered with this server
then you must contact RIM to register
additional users.
Can anybody tell what is next step that I need to do?
The error message seems pretty clear on the next step:
.. you must contact RIM to register additional users.
The official response from blackberry support:
Hello,
Thank you for contacting BlackBerry Application Development Support.
This error means the keys have already been registered so cannot be registered again. To have this issue resolved a new set of signature keys will need to be issued and installed. Please note that signature keys are now completely free and issued several times a day, so the fastest way to get a new set would be to place a new order:
https://www.BlackBerry.com/SignedKeys
Prior to installing this new set of keys please first delete all present CSI files as well as the sigtool.* (DB, CSK, SET) files that will reside in the sub-directories of all development tools. Make sure to write down the PIN used to place the order as well, it will be needed when installing the keys.
After registering your keys and verifying that they are able to sign I would recommend backing them up some place safe in case anything should happen to your development environment:
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Testing-and-Deployment/Backup-and-Restore-BlackBerry-Code-Signing-Keys/ta-p/837925
Go to the first URL and request a new set of keys. You should get an order confirmation email right away. In about 1-2 hours you will get 3 more emails. Each one will have a CSI key attached. (The keys are free to generate)
To avoid this issue in the future, you can back up the keys, according to the instructions in the second link (above).
Good luck!
I'm looking for a solution similar to the iPhone Facebook Connect (https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk) for the BlackBerry platform. Basically, I need my users to authenticate against Facebook from within a native BlackBerry application (so, not a Web based mobile application). Is there a library I could use, and if not, what will be the correct approach to achieve this?
Thanks in advance!
Options for BlackBerry are:
Use Facebook Platform for Mobile
Use REST API approach provided by Eki Y. Baskoro
Try to port JavaFB from J2SE to J2ME
I managed to go through Facebook Connect authentication within my BB app. After cracking my head for three days I realised that it is the URL that is the culprit!
Basically these are what you need (assuming you are developing for 4.5 platform):
Using Browser Field, do a POST to http://m.facebook.com/login.php (the mobile version of Facebook) passing all the necessary arguments as per the Desktop application counterparts (one challenge is to get the signature generation correct).
Once the User successfully grants access, capture the URL of the success screen. You will obtain your auth_token.
Do a POST to the REST server to obtain the session key and secret given the auth_token you obtain.
Save the returned session key and secret, persist it, and wholla! your app is up and running.
I am developing a custom LoginScreen and FacebookFacade object to incorporate the first three steps above, if anyone is ever interested to reuse my code. It'll be GPLed, I suppose ;)
Afzal, I had a similar problem and I've found out that I actually had a problem with my connection string. You can look at the following link there is some explanation and code for creating the correct connection string
http://www.localytics.com/blog/post/how-to-reliably-establish-a-network-connection-on-any-blackberry-device/
and just add the connection string to the FetchThread where it opens the connection:
connection = (HttpConnection)Connector.open(absoluteUrl+getConnectionString());