How angular 11 application trusts server CA certificate

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How angular 11 application trusts server CA certificate

Angular 11 application uses HttClient library to call to REST APIs, now need the ways to trust server(API) CA certificate.

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Need approaches to trust server CA certificate from client APP (Angular 11)

Posted 8-Aug-21 23:21pm

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Updated 9-Aug-21 2:31am

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2021-08-09T02:31:00

That's not something your code needs to worry about. It's up to the browser and/or the OS to determine whether the certificate is valid or not.

If the certificate is not valid, then you need to contact whoever is in charge of managing the certificate on the server you're calling and get them to update their site's certificate to a valid one.

Javascript code running in the browser has no control over whether or not the certificate presented by the server is trusted by the user/browser/device.