-
Error while making callout in salesforce
System.CalloutException: java.security.cert.CertificateException: No subject alternative DNS name matching
Has anybody got this issue while making a Callout
-
2 Replies
-
Hi,
It means that the website you are calling with HTTPS has a domain name that is different from what you're using. So if you think you're calling "https://api.myservice.com", and the website's certificate is only for "www.myservice.com", you get this error. If you connect to the service using a browser, see if it has a security exception, and if not, if the domain name redirected, then check the domain name of the service you're calling to make sure it's the right one (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subject_Alternative_Name).
Unfortunatelly this error also occurs when multiple certificates are hosted on the same IP address. It seems that salesforce is missing SNI support (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication).
Hope this helps.
-
It is the issue of certification. that website have security certification. you have to submit that in salesforce options.
Log In to reply.
Popular Salesforce Blogs
Using Batch Apex in Salesforce | The Developer Guide
Batch Apex Batch Apex is used to process enormous amounts of data or we can say jobs e.g if we have thousands or millions of…
Loan Processing, Qualification, and KYC Automation in Salesforce
Financial institutions always work on improving customer service, so they strive for improvements in work efficiency. The most important feature they need here is process…
Salesforce Security Model - An Overview
What is Salesforce Data Security? Presently Salesforce offers a thorough and flexible data security model for tying down data at totally various levels to give…
Popular Salesforce Videos
How to Become Salesforce Certified Architect: Achieve More Under Pressure
Achieve more under pressure: CTA Edition How to become Salesforce Certified Architect 0:00 Introduction 5:21 What is CTA exam about 10:37 What is CTA Exam…
Object Oriented Programming - Salesforce Developer Tutorial
In relation to programming languages, object-oriented means that the code focuses on describing objects. An object can be anything that has unique characteristics, such as…
What are APEX Environments? | Learn Salesforce Development
In this video, Shrey explained the Apex Environments. He covered answers for the following questions while explaining: What are the APEX Environments? Different types of…