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I want to establish an ssl communication to the server from my android client.
this is what I've done so far:

1 Created a a pair of public private keys using java keytool genkey(and in the process created a self signed certificate)
2. Exported the public key and imported the public key in to another keystore(called customkeystore)

Now I want to use this customkeystore file as my truststore. Where should I place this file in my android client and how to make it aware of the path of this trustore and access it.

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  • You can try this.[Similar question is there. You can try my answer.][1] [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18891174/client-certificate-android-https/20324240#20324240 – Swapnil Kale Feb 21 '14 at 08:30

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Don't know Android but I would imagine that you just load your keystore like in any Java application.
This is what happens here SSL through Android and here SSL Verification Android

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