On 7/6/06, Supal Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip details about the problem]
This makes sense because you dont have 'com.ibm.j9.jce.provider.J9JCEProvider'
in your classpath.
But in my case I do have j9jceprov.jar in my classpath. And that is why I am
getting error as mentioned below :
ERROR XBM01: Startup failed due to an exception. See next exception for
details.
ERROR XBCXG: The encryption provider 'J9JCEProvider' does not exist.
So now what I want to understand is what causes this error message :
"ERROR XBCXG"
I am using J9 (JCL:MAX) JRE and Derby 10.1.2 database.
Can anyone please help me ?
Thanks and Regards,
Supal Patel
Hi Supal,
I have never tried the encryption provider you mentioned, and I lost
(due to a hard disk crash) my installed j9 files...But I will try to
help...
What OS are you working on, and what version of j9 do you have (so I
can try to get a similar set up)?
Also, I am wondering how exactly your jvm is started.
Specifically, do you use the -Xbootclasspath?
Have you been able to use the j9jceprov.jar with other products (not derby)?
And, based on the commented-out line in JDBC_Test.java I wonder if you
were able to create an encrypted database with the
BouncyCastleProvider?
Thx,
Myrna
