How to save server certificate to blackberry key store

• First you have to download the certificate file manually. To do this open your Firefox browser and type the URL which enables SSL. Then you can see a Padlock bottom of the browser.

• Double click the pad clock. then you can see the certificate window. Click View Certificate button. In the certificate viewer window select Details Tab and select Export button.

• Then Save your Certificate as X.509 (PEM) format.  You will get this kind of file.

• Open eclipse and Create new Blackberry Project. Copy Certificate file in to the same package that class created. (In here I'm writing my code in Main.java class thus i copied the certificate file in to Main package.)
  
• Following shows code sample

public Certificate ReadFile()

{   

try {

Class classs = Class.forName("com.ironone.main.Main");

InputStream is = classs.getResourceAsStream("/DigiCertEVRootCA.crt");

// Certificate File Name :DigiCertEVRootCA.crt

byte[] data = new byte[is.available()];

is.read(data, 0, is.available());

Certificate c =CertificateUtilities.readCertificateFile(null, data);

// Import net.rim.device.api.crypto.certificate.CertificateUtilities

return c;    

}

catch (Exception ioe) {

return null;    

}        

}

public void addCertToDeviceKeyStore (Certificate certificate)

{

KeyStore keyStore = DeviceKeyStore.getInstance();

//check if certificate is not already in the DeviceKeyStore

if (!keyStore.isMember(certificate))

{

try{

String SFN = certificate.getSubjectFriendlyName();

CertificateStatus CS=certificate.getStatus();

keyStore.set(null,SFN ,certificate,CS , keyStore.getTicket());

}

catch (Exception e)

{ } 

}

}

public static void main(String args[])

{ 

Main TheMain = new Main();

TheMain.enterEventDispatcher();

}

public Main()

{

addCertToDeviceKeyStore(ReadFile());

}