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How to use HTML include macro for https URLs

hemanth acharya_bjyyuz

Hi,

How can I use the HTML macro to include the https://someurl/ . It keeps throwing "Could not retrieve" page not permitted error. I added the url to the Whitelist as well.

Also, if Application link is the way to go, Can I just configure an outgoing link? I just want the contents from that site to be shown in confluence.

Thanks,

Hemanth

Accepted answers

Stephen Deutsch

You might try using an iframe? You can either include the iframe code in the HTML macro or use the iframe macro included in the content formatting plugin (free for that part).

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Stephen Deutsch

You might try using an iframe? You can either include the iframe code in the HTML macro or use the iframe macro included in the content formatting plugin (free for that part).

Alex Medved _ConfiForms_

Try with ConfiDoc plugin. No need to have iframes, could hide authentication details if/when necessary

hemanth acharya_bjyyuz

Using an iframe didn't work either. I mean there is still error.

hemanth acharya_bjyyuz

Is it not supported otherwise in html include macro? I mean, do we need to use this plugin itself to get through? Even in iframe this didn't work. Please confirm. Thanks

Mallmann

Hi Hemanth,

Can you confirm whether you have the certificate of the URL you're trying to include inside your JAVA's cacerts?

Also, can you please verify whether the logs are showing any error related to this behaviour? You might find a PKIX error in there, in case this is related to not having the certificate in the cacerts.

I hope it helps.

Eduardo

hemanth acharya_bjyyuz

Hi @Eduardo Mallmann , No there are no errors related to the certs. The certs are already there. Its our internal site which I can access normally in the browser.

hemanth acharya_bjyyuz

Sorry it got resolved using an iframe. I embedded the iframe in the html code macro. Before that I put the url in the whitelist as a wildcard expression and allowed the incoming link, and this resolved.

Gopalakrishnan

The code which am trying to include, we don't want to have iframe since the height and width audjust dynamically, so I dont want to use iFrame.

Also I tried with Confidoc plugin, all i get the error is "

Error rendering macro 'html-include' : javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Received fatal alert: handshake_failure"

And if I use confidoc plugin i get error as - "

Oops I broke:

IO Problem loading URL: https://techdocs.corp.ooyala.com/api/v1/provider/84132/attributes/html
Error: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target

What is the best practive to include a https link inside confluence?

Thanks.

Alex Medved _ConfiForms_

The error tells you that the SSL certificate used to sign the server's certificate is not recognized as trusted by JVM

There is a good explanation (see accepted answer) on SO, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9619030/resolving-javax-net-ssl-sslhandshakeexception-sun-security-validator-validatore

Gopalakrishnan

So it clearly, the certificate has to imported to the confluence server and to make this effect we have to restart the confluence server, please correct me if am wrong.

Thanks.

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