Alex,
Thanks for the response. What I did wrong was that I imported
the server's certs into the default keysotre which was not
"cacerts". Keytool used a file called ".keystore" as default
and that's why weblogic was not picking up the certificate.
Now I have imported it into cacerts and its working fine.
Guy With Question wrote:
This time I was successful in importing my server's certificate by using the
following command-
keytool -import -alias local -file XP.cer The import was successful, but I
still get the exact same SSLHandshakeException. Please help... Thanks! You need
to either import it into $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/cacerts (the password is
'changeit') or set a different TrustStore.
-0xe1a
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