How to trust server on local machine on android emulator?

Question

Java

Hello. I am developing a practice app for android. Stack: asp.net web api server. java android studio.

Iis the server provided a certificate on first run and I added it to the hub.
But through the proxy on the emulator, the system does not trust my local server.
But for testing, I need to make requests to api through the emulator.

On the application side:
When trying, an exception pops up saying that the certificate is not trusted or it is missing.
I am using okHttp.

1. How can I make my local api trusted on the device?
2. If on 7x+ devices, devices do not trust user certificates, how can I ensure that I can test my application?
3. If the 2nd question is wrong, how can I get the certificate of which is generated by iis and if I add it to the user certificate system, will this method work?

Answer 1

Stack: asp.net web api server. java android studio.

well, crap. You would also write a stack: Visual studio, android sdk
https://developer.android.com/training/articles/se...

I am using okHttp.

well lol. In each guide they write that retrofit is used. Although okHttp is of course under cover there