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realmayo 0 Newbie Poster

HEllo,

Basically I am writing an interface in Adobe AIR with Javascript to talk to my server.

I want to do it in HTTPS for security reasons.

I generated my SSL certificate and everything. But every action I take to communicate with my server is met with a dialog to confirm that my security certificate does not match the destination address.

I want to use the AIR address locally on the machine (so the URL would simply be localhost), but I want to use it to access some server functions remotely (so the URL would be my IP). SO I can't just set the SSL to be my IP since when I would use it locally the URLs wouldnt match.

Anyway to simplify this so I am not clicking a million security dialogs?

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