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    HTTPS Connection issue


    Hello community,
    I'm trying to get JSON data from an HTTPS url, but I've this error on console: "Failed to load resource" . I have the certificate but I don't know how validate with the HTTPS url. Does anyone knows how to configure the application to made this work?

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    Are you doing this from non secure page?
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    It's a simple store on my mobile application...

    Code:
    var HTTPS_STORE = new Ext.data.Store({
    	model: 'HTTPS_MODEL',
    	proxy: {
    	    type: 'scripttag',
    	    url: 'https://mysite.com........',
    	    reader: {
    	        type: 'json',
    	        root: 'root'
    	    }
    	},
    	autoLoad: true
    });
    But, I was searching a little bit and (if I understood well!) I realize that I haven't to configurate any certificate. If the secure server is approved by CA (certification authority) and the browser has updated the certificate list, I should not have any problem.