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How to ignore certificate validation on https protocol with a particular host

 
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Hi,
In our project we are using java 6.0.
We need to communicate with vCenter on https, but need not validate the certificate during ssl handshake.
The list of vCenters to communicate will be in database, and will change at run time.

On the other hand, while communicating with other hosts (other than the vcenters specified) on https, certificate validation will have to be done in normal way.
Can any body please tell me how to do this?

Thank You,
Deepak
 
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