Hello Diego,
I'm a little bit at a loss on what is causing your problem.
'cm.getPermCerts()' function call returns all the certs for me without
entering the password. I wonder if there is an extra configuration on
your token that enforces password input for any crypto operation.
Do you witness the same behavior with "Internal Key Storage Token" token?
-Dennis
Diego Augusto wrote:
> Hi Dennis!
>
> Thank you for the answer...
>
> I still have a question... In the following code, when I comment the
> first line, I can't see the public info of the certificates without
> specifying a password. But when I remove the comment of it, it works.
>
> cm.getPermCerts(); // THIS line
>
> Enumeration<CryptoToken> ect = null;
> ect = (Enumeration<CryptoToken>) cm.getAllTokens();
>
> CryptoToken ct = null;
> //ct = cm.getTokenByName("ePass Token");
> //ct = cm.getExternalTokens();
>
> while (ect.hasMoreElements()) {
> ct = ect.nextElement();
> System.out.println("CryptoToken.name= " + ct.getName());
> System.out.println("getCertificates().before");
> X509Certificate x509col[] = ct.getCryptoStore().getCertificates();
> System.out.println("getCertificates().after");
> for (X509Certificate cert : x509col) {
> System.out.println("sdn=" + cert.getSubjectDN().toString());
> }
> }
>
>
> Why does it happens?
>
> Thanks!
>
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