by emperorwings » Thu Oct 22, 2009 12:32 pm
I solved my problem, just in case anyone else has it.
Q:
I get a Security Warning: "Warning: Failed to verify the authenticity of this certificate because there was an error parsing the certificate...." What's wrong?
A:
This generally happens when you have an old version of Java 1.4.2 installed on your system, possibly alongside a newer version of Java. Shared Shell uses a production Sun/Verisign certificate, but this root certificate and chain is only supported in Java 1.4.2_06 and newer. Note that this may be true even if you check our "Verify your Java installation" link and it shows an up-to-date version of Java. This is because the Sun installer for Java allows multiple versions of the SDK and Runtime to be installed at the same time.
The best solution is to remove older/unused versions of Java. On Windows, use Start -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs and remove all but the most recent version of Java. On other platforms, this is typically configured through your PATH or environment settings. On Solaris, make sure your /usr/java symbolic link points to the most recent version of Java you have installed.
So, in other words just use java 1.6 and remove all previouse versions.
I think this thred can be locked or w/e as sun java helped solve my problem.