SOAP with browser certificate authentication

[DanielFerreiraJorge]

Hi, is it possible for sencha to get the information of certificates stored in the browser? I need to securely connect to a SOAP web service using PKCS12 certificates stored in my customer's browser.

I NEED this to be done on the client side, with javascript, since my customers will not upload their certificates to the server.

If sencha does not provide a solution for this, does anybody know a JS lib to do this? (Notice that the problem is NOT that I need a library to manipulate certificates, I can use forge for that. I need a library that can ACCESS the certificate stored in the browser)

Thank you very much!

[friend]

I think you may be confused about a browser's ability to negotiate TLS/SSL and the WS-Security mechanisms typically used for securing SOAP endpoints.

Javascript plays no part in any of these processes.

Here's a good article that may shed some light on the situation:

http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/j...ssecurity.html