Certificate signature validation failed

Hi!
I'm getting nuts over how to get Acitve Directory to work with java.
I have a root-certificate for the domain (supposed to work for everything according to our networking expert) but when using it I get: "Certificate signature validation failed".
When looking in C:\ on the ADS I find another certificate but then my javaprogram says: "No trusted certificate found".
So, now after much searching where I seems to find everything but what I'm looking for I have to ask: What should I be looking for? Hopefully when looking for the right thing I will find the answers. :-)
Thanks you very much in advance
Roland Carlsson

Please! Anyone? How can I get a correct certificate from our ADS? The certificate-server on is on our Exchange-server. I have a certificate that is supposed to work all over the domain and I have check several other certificate that I found on our servers but I still havn't found anything that works.
I'd would really like to get some ideas about where how to find the working one.
Thanks in advance
Roland

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