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Creating an X509 certificate using OpenSSL (view source)
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# Open the command line application using '''<Windows Key>+<R Key>''' on your keyboard and running the '''CMD''' command; | # Open the command line application using '''<Windows Key>+<R Key>''' on your keyboard and running the '''CMD''' command; | ||
# Go to the OpenSSL bin folder using either of these command lines | # Go to the OpenSSL bin folder using either of these command lines | ||
: CD C:\OpenSSL-Win32\bin\ | :: '''CD C:\OpenSSL-Win32\bin\''' | ||
: CD C:\OpenSSL-Win64\bin\ | :: '''CD C:\OpenSSL-Win64\bin\''' | ||
# Navigate to [https://api.xero.com/Application https://api.xero.com/Application] and login to Xero; | # Navigate to [https://api.xero.com/Application https://api.xero.com/Application] and login to Xero; | ||
# If this is not your first private application, click the '''Add Application''' button; | # If this is not your first private application, click the '''Add Application''' button; | ||