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I am trying to connect my AIR for Android-app to my https-server. The http-verson works fine, but when moving over to https, I receive a message saying that the server has not been verified, and showing the SSL certificate.
The SLL certificate works fine in all web browsers, including web browsers on Android. The warning just shows in the AIR-app.
Anyone had the same problem, and knows what this is?
I need a secure app to send
Cheers,
/anders
The answer was found elsewhere: Android is much more picky when it comes to SSL certificates and what works in the browser doesn't necessarily work in an Android app.
A technician had to add a "SSLCACertificateFile to the SSL conf to provide this intermediate chain". I don't know what this is, but it worked.
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... and to be clear: I'm using an ordinary URLRequest.
Need to send secure messages to the server.
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The answer was found elsewhere: Android is much more picky when it comes to SSL certificates and what works in the browser doesn't necessarily work in an Android app.
A technician had to add a "SSLCACertificateFile to the SSL conf to provide this intermediate chain". I don't know what this is, but it worked.
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