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Launch the web application which has security certificate associated. On launching we get "Select a Certificate from the list of certificates" . how to handle this certificates using AutoIT and certificates are in a drop down. i have only chrome browser to launch the application.  do i need to install autoIt or just the add jar files and dll to it. it is not a pop up.

Tried adding the certificate to trusted source dint work.. 

Please find the screenshot attached for the screen obtained.

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Hello, please help me out how to select a certificate using the certificate name in the drop down box. I used the below to select certificates by keyboard clicks. I used java, Selenium and AutoIt in Eclipse. To select a certificate i used Down 5 to select the certificate from the drop down.

AutoItX auto = new AutoItX();
auto.sleep(3000);

auto.controlGetFocus("Windows Security");

auto.winWaitActive("[CLASS:#32770; INSTANCE:1]");

auto.send("{DOWN 5}",false);

auto.sleep(1000);

 auto.send("{ENTER}", false);

 

Below attached image is Certificate dialogue box. I have to select a cert from it.
        

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@Raj0813 you should try this:

 

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@HarishappUnfortunately, it looks like Raj0813 hasn't been on the forums since Sept. 18, 2018, so I doubt you'll get his solution anytime soon.  

I would suggest looking at mPilok's post right above yours.  It is very likely you can automate the certificate selection window in Chrome/Chromium using the IUIAutomation UDF from that post. 

The UDF includes a "spy tool" which you can use to inspect UI windows and controls, and even spit out some starter code to interact with it.

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