I know that this particular topic was asked many times, but unfortunately in my case none of them are working. For past few days I was trying to get it to functional state, but I failed every time, so I finally come here to ask.
I have a webservice on server with self-signed certificate. I can access wsdl file if I enter address into browser. Browser just remind me, that there is some issues with cert. and if I hit continue, everything works. Sadly I know very little about SSL, because its first time I made an application with SSL communication. In application I'll only get exception "No peer certificate" or "Trust anchor path not found" depends on type of "solution" I used.
I ran test on sslhopper.com and I get a warning that "The certificate is not trusted in all web browsers. You may need to install an Intermediate/chain certificate to link it to a trusted root certificate." Is this a serious issue in Android development or it could be resolved by some code?
So my question is actually, how can I do in application make "hit the continue button" or anything to make it actually connected to the server. In this case is it problem with certificate itself or am I doing something wrong on the application itself?
