A number of jtreg tests a failing due to expired certificates.
There's a makefile and a utility class to generate new certificates,
however it depends on a third party library that no longer appears to
be available.
I can find some source files on the web, but no complete distribution:
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Does anyone have any experience using this software, that might help
determine a suitable replacement (I'm thinking bouncy castle), or have a
copy of the source with a LICENSE.DOC?
[jtreg] --------------------------------------------------
[jtreg] Test results: passed: 122; failed: 15; error: 1
[jtreg] Report written to
/opt/src/River_Fixed_2nd_Try/peterConcurrentPolicy/qa/jtreg/JTreport/html/report.html
[jtreg] Results written to
/opt/src/River_Fixed_2nd_Try/peterConcurrentPolicy/qa/jtreg/JTwork
[jtreg] Error: Some tests failed or other problems occurred.
[move] Moving 5 files to
/opt/src/River_Fixed_2nd_Try/peterConcurrentPolicy/lib
[move] Moving 1 file to
/opt/src/River_Fixed_2nd_Try/peterConcurrentPolicy/lib-ext
[delete] Deleting directory
/opt/src/River_Fixed_2nd_Try/peterConcurrentPolicy/qa/jtreg/JTlib-tmp
[delete] Deleting:
/opt/src/River_Fixed_2nd_Try/peterConcurrentPolicy/qa/jtreg/test.props
BUILD FAILED
/opt/src/River_Fixed_2nd_Try/peterConcurrentPolicy/qa/build.xml:243:
if=jtreg.fail
Total time: 35 minutes 2 seconds
Peter Firmstone wrote:
After passing some 1400 + qa tests, then running the Jtreg tests, I
found a jtreg test that failed due to my misinterpreting the
implementation of nested DynamicPolicy's.
Just show's you can't ignore the jtreg tests, they're important.
For some reason my system has expired certificates, I upgraded to
jdk1.6.0_30, but the certs are still out of date? This is causing
some jtreg tests to fail.
Cheers,
Peter.
