MIDlet signing does not with original certificate

Hi guys,
I have purchased a code siging certificate from thawte. I have root certificate for thawte in my device. When I try to install application through URL using .jad file it says
"Unable to verify digital signature"
I am in shock, I payed a lot of money for that certificate. Does any of you have any idea regarding this issue?
Thanks in advance

hi
how did you make the cedrtification file (.cer)?

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Owner                        CN=X85
Issuer                       CN=X85
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Issuer                       CN=E6T
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na paul wrote:
>
> We have installed Novell Filr and it is working great except for one
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due to the client authentication, my browser (Firefox, IE7) refuses to even download the applet.
I went to your site, and I can see your applet in both Firefox and IE6. However, I don't believe your site is set up >quite like mine, because it appears I can run your applet whether I have imported your X509 certificate or not. What I >did was:If that is true we are all dead :) No I think you just missed the cert in the IE databse. It doesn't have to be in the
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If you click on a component in the view and then on the view and type "dumpgobs" it shoud write out some data about the current graphics objects so you can see it has complete read/write access..
Further it opens up a complete NIO server ands starts listening for connections on a random port
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Sadly that tidbit doesn't help you either I am afraid.
What I'm trying to do is require client authentication through Apache by including the following markup in a virtual >host definition:
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SSLVerifyDepth 1You got me there I avoid markup at all costs and only code in C java and assembler :)
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So the server refuses to send the applet bytecode to the JVM, and we're stuck.In terms of implementation ease I think you may have the cart before the horse because I think it would be far easier to run an Applet in the first place to do the authentication, and then send, for example, a jar file to bootstrap and run
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I am thinking maybe there is another method of doing this I do not know.
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Maybe someone else has other ideas; did you try the security forum??
Sorry but I am afraid that is not much help.
I did snarf this tidbit which may have some relevance
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Sincerely:
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