Generate self signed certificate from intermediate CA using java












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I am able to generate self signed certificate as root ca with following code.
However, unable to generate it as intermediate ca. How to use signed certificate to generate client certificate in java?



public static String generateSelfSignedCertificate()

    {

        String cert = null;

        try{

                CertAndKeyGen keyGen=new CertAndKeyGen("RSA","SHA1WithRSA",null);

                keyGen.generate(1024);

                X500Name x500Name = new X500Name("CN=EXAMPLE.COM");



                //Generate self signed certificate

                X509Certificate chain=new X509Certificate[1];

                chain[0]=keyGen.getSelfCertificate(new X500Name("CN=ROOT"), (long)365*24*3600);



                System.out.println("Certificate : "+chain[0].toString());

                cert  = chain[0].toString();

            }catch(Exception ex){

                ex.printStackTrace();

            }



        return cert;

    }





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    I am able to generate self signed certificate as root ca with following code.
    However, unable to generate it as intermediate ca. How to use signed certificate to generate client certificate in java?



    public static String generateSelfSignedCertificate()
    
    {
    
        String cert = null;
    
        try{
    
                CertAndKeyGen keyGen=new CertAndKeyGen("RSA","SHA1WithRSA",null);
    
                keyGen.generate(1024);
    
                X500Name x500Name = new X500Name("CN=EXAMPLE.COM");
    

    
                //Generate self signed certificate
    
                X509Certificate chain=new X509Certificate[1];
    
                chain[0]=keyGen.getSelfCertificate(new X500Name("CN=ROOT"), (long)365*24*3600);
    

    
                System.out.println("Certificate : "+chain[0].toString());
    
                cert  = chain[0].toString();
    
            }catch(Exception ex){
    
                ex.printStackTrace();
    
            }
    

    
        return cert;
    
    }





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      I am able to generate self signed certificate as root ca with following code.
      However, unable to generate it as intermediate ca. How to use signed certificate to generate client certificate in java?



      public static String generateSelfSignedCertificate()
      
    {
      
        String cert = null;
      
        try{
      
                CertAndKeyGen keyGen=new CertAndKeyGen("RSA","SHA1WithRSA",null);
      
                keyGen.generate(1024);
      
                X500Name x500Name = new X500Name("CN=EXAMPLE.COM");
      

      
                //Generate self signed certificate
      
                X509Certificate chain=new X509Certificate[1];
      
                chain[0]=keyGen.getSelfCertificate(new X500Name("CN=ROOT"), (long)365*24*3600);
      

      
                System.out.println("Certificate : "+chain[0].toString());
      
                cert  = chain[0].toString();
      
            }catch(Exception ex){
      
                ex.printStackTrace();
      
            }
      

      
        return cert;
      
    }





      java ssl-certificate self-signed







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      I am able to generate self signed certificate as root ca with following code.
      However, unable to generate it as intermediate ca. How to use signed certificate to generate client certificate in java?



      public static String generateSelfSignedCertificate()
      
    {
      
        String cert = null;
      
        try{
      
                CertAndKeyGen keyGen=new CertAndKeyGen("RSA","SHA1WithRSA",null);
      
                keyGen.generate(1024);
      
                X500Name x500Name = new X500Name("CN=EXAMPLE.COM");
      

      
                //Generate self signed certificate
      
                X509Certificate chain=new X509Certificate[1];
      
                chain[0]=keyGen.getSelfCertificate(new X500Name("CN=ROOT"), (long)365*24*3600);
      

      
                System.out.println("Certificate : "+chain[0].toString());
      
                cert  = chain[0].toString();
      
            }catch(Exception ex){
      
                ex.printStackTrace();
      
            }
      

      
        return cert;
      
    }





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