It is possible to setup InterFormNG2 to trust the same certificates, that are trusted by Windows - provided that InterFormNG2 is installed on Windows of course.
That can be done by setting up special options for the Java session in which InterFormNG2 is running.
This is done via the configuration file, "NG2.exe.vmoptions", which is a simple text file, which is found in the folder: "C:\Program Files\InterFormNG2". This is the default folder used for the program files for InterFormNG2, but this is configurable during installation.
If no such file is found in this folder, then you will need to create it e.g. with Notepad or Notepad++.
You need to add the text below on a new line in the text file, "NG2.exe.vmoptions":
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStoreType=WINDOWS-ROOT
- and then save the updated file.
Now you need to restart the InterFormNG2 service to use the new setting.
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