Security Certificate Expired

[VFRDaddy]

I received an error saying that the Security Certificate for my JFileUpload version is not valid.

Is anyone else experiencing this problem or know how to fix it.

I appreciate the help.

[support]

Are you using JFileUpload Pro or Enterprise ?
If Pro then just download JFileUpload 2.3 and update all JAR files. The new JAR files come with a signature valid until 2011.
http://www.jfileupload.com/products/jfi ... l#download

If you're using another package (Enterprise or Premium) then contact support(at)jfileupload(dot)com

[Chris78]

Hi!

Same problem here. Isn't it possible to certify the applet forever or for the next 100 years?
2011 will be 'soon' and then we/our users will run into the same problem again.

Regards
Chris

[support]

Unfortunately no for trusted certificate. Thawte allows 2 years maximum we have pay more than $500 to renew it each time.

[gfallar]

Okay I downloaded the files, now the security error disappeared.

However now I have an 'UNREGISTERED' message in red at the top of my jfileupload window.

How do I get rid of that?

[support]

You have enterprise version You've just received the enterprise 2.3 update by email.
Just let me know if it works as you need.