If your certificate was requested for IIS, it will likely throw a pop up warning on pages if you install it under JBoss. Although there is a way to fix this.
For different servers, often the CA will use a different chain to sign your SSL cert. The only trick is to explicitly chain these together when building a keystore. This takes a little guesswork, but there are a limited number of intermediate and root certs.
To test out a configuration, it's probably best to add an entry in the local hosts file on the machine, and use a local (or development) server that can be started and stopped quickly.
For example, if it's a go daddy certificate, google for "go daddy root ca". You might get this page:
https://certificates.godaddy.com/Repository.go
Download them all for testing.
in my case, these worked:
intermediate: gd_intermediate.crt
root: gd-class2-root.cer
But overall, use the same instructions below as below:
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