Certificate Install Question

Hi Michael,

This is because the certificates issued to OneSpan Sign instances have recently been expired and we've updated new certificates, as per this documentation. 

"Root-R3"("GlobalSign Root CA - R3") is the current root CA for domain "*.esignlive.com" (US2 sandbox and US2 production) versus the "gsdomainvalsha2g2r1.crt" was the old one.

Few notes:
(1)You can either add the OSS instance certificates or directly trust the root CAs' certificates. (in this regard, you may not need to add "GlobalSign Root CA - R3" to your truststore, you can go ahead and try the quick start guides and see if the communication can be established)

(2)different instances have different certificates and maybe even different CAs

(3)The link I sent above includes the download links for updated certificates of all OSS instances.

Duo

Thanks. I also want to point out that the quick-start guide here https://community.onespan.com/documentation/onespan-sign/guides/quick-start-guides/developer/creating-and-sending-package has a link to source code that gives a 404 here: https://community.onespan.com/documentation/onespan-sign/codeshare/simple-create-send-package-java-sdk/

I really appreciate the availability of the documentation but it seems to need a little upkeep.

                            Mike

Hi Mike,

Thanks for bringing it up to us! I've communicated with our documentation team and the contents and links will be corrected in short time.

In terms of the sample code, you can find it here.

And for more useful examples, you can hover on the "Products" from the global navigator > choose "Code Share" under "OneSpan Sign" > switch the category to "Java SDK". Or simply type in "create package java sdk" in the search bar.

Duo