java - How to add Authority Certifcate to use HTTPS client in Jetty War Application - -

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i use jetty web application server. deployed application needs use https client (my war calls external web service). have authority certificate (ca) file.

what have suppose do, because each time call external web service, error (certification path error).

i suppose have add ca truststore associated jetty ?

thanks help


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