My application should allow to SFDC user to be connected directly. So I need to check if it is a valid SFDC user. I do not want test and know his login and password. Test the SFDC session id of the user seem to be a good test. If the user has a session valid, he is connected, so he can access to my application.
But, I met a SSL exception when I tried to run the code Invalid connection from web intergation link. Cannot verify sessionId is correct: ; nested exception is: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: No trusted certificate found
After searching in the sforce community, I found this solution : upgrade to the latest JRE solved the problem. I have uninstalled my previous java version and reinstalled the latest J2SDK. And now, I am using the J2RE, Standard Edition <build 1.4.2_05-b04> but I already have the error.
Remark: Previously I have succeeded to run the pre-compiled sample in the Java Getting Started Package (sforce 4.0) 1. Login Only 2. Create Account 3. Create Contact 4. Create Task 5. Run Query 6. Run Retrieve ...
//Create a new session header object and add the session id _SessionHeader sh = new _SessionHeader(); sh.setSessionId(sfdcSessionId); //Set the session header for subsequent call authentication binding.setHeader("SforceService", "SessionHeader", sh);
//Now try to actually do something with the API try { //Retrieve the current system timestamp from the sforce Web service GetServerTimestampResult now = binding.getServerTimestamp(); if(now == null) System.out.println("Cannot determine sforce server timestamp. User may be invalid"); else System.out.println("Valid sessionId connection from web integration link at "+now.getTimestamp().getTime ()); } catch(Exception e) { System.out.println("Invalid connection from web intergation link. Cannot verify sessionId is correct: "+e.getMessage()); } }
My application should allow to SFDC user to be connected directly. So I need to check if it is a valid SFDC user. I do not want test and know his login and password. Test the SFDC session id of the user seem to be a good test. If the user has a session valid, he is connected, so he can access to my application.
But, I met a SSL exception when I tried to run the code Invalid connection from web intergation link. Cannot verify sessionId is correct: ; nested exception is: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: No trusted certificate found
After searching in the sforce community, I found this solution : upgrade to the latest JRE solved the problem. I have uninstalled my previous java version and reinstalled the latest J2SDK. And now, I am using the J2RE, Standard Edition <build 1.4.2_05-b04> but I already have the error.
Remark: Previously I have succeeded to run the pre-compiled sample in the Java Getting Started Package (sforce 4.0) 1. Login Only 2. Create Account 3. Create Contact 4. Create Task 5. Run Query 6. Run Retrieve ...
//Create a new session header object and add the session id _SessionHeader sh = new _SessionHeader(); sh.setSessionId(sfdcSessionId); //Set the session header for subsequent call authentication binding.setHeader("SforceService", "SessionHeader", sh);
//Now try to actually do something with the API try { //Retrieve the current system timestamp from the sforce Web service GetServerTimestampResult now = binding.getServerTimestamp(); if(now == null) System.out.println("Cannot determine sforce server timestamp. User may be invalid"); else System.out.println("Valid sessionId connection from web integration link at "+now.getTimestamp().getTime ()); } catch(Exception e) { System.out.println("Invalid connection from web intergation link. Cannot verify sessionId is correct: "+e.getMessage()); } }
