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Is there any easy way I can access the certificates in the Java plugin certificate store?
I think I can load the C:\Documents and Settings\<login user>\ Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\security\trusted.certs into a KeyStore and examine the certificates that way.
But I just wonder if there is more robust way to do this without loading up an external file since an applet is executed within a Java plugin.
Thank you :)

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