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Any way to use self-signed certificates on a Windows Phone 7 emulator?

We are developing a WP7 application that connects to the server using OAuth. This is a low budget project. Thus, we use self-signed certificates even on a production server. This works great for the android client.

  • Is it possible to work with unsigned certificates on WP7?
  • Is there a way to make the application work out of the box with these? certificates So what the user does not need to install the certificate manually?
  • We were unable to install the certificate on the emulator. Did you have the same problem? How did you solve it?
  • Does Microsoft provide applications with such certificates in its market?
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How to configure an authenticated web service for Windows Phone on MSDN describes how to use authenticated services. According to SSL Root Certificates for Windows Phone , only trusted certification authorities:

  • AOL (USA)
  • Comodo (USA)
  • DigiCert (USA)
  • Entrust (Canada)
  • GlobalSign (UK)
  • GoDaddy (USA)
  • Keynectis (France)
  • QuoVadis (Bermuda)

So, I would say that a self-signed certificate will not work.

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