Re: keystore question

2008-01-22 Thread Vamsavardhana Reddy
Which version of Geronimo are you using?  You should be able to see what
value is set for *javax.net.ssl.trustStore system property through the JVM
portlet in Admin Console.

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On Jan 17, 2008 3:12 AM, John Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Hello,

 I'm using a geronimo-based app to connect to an SSL-based LDAP server.
 When I initially connected I got an error indicating I needed to add the
 server's certficate to Geronimo's keystore. So I used the web interface to
 do that, and it added the requisite certificate to a file called
 ssl-keystore-1. When I connected again, after restarting my app, I get the
 same can't find valid certification path to requested target.

 I used the linux 'strace' command to examine the system calls the java
 process was making, and found it was *not* opening ssl-keystore-1, but a
 file called keystore. So I presume this is the heart of the problem. After
 googling a bit, I notice there used to be a keystoreLocation parameter for
 geronimo, but I don't have the ability to configure that in my deployment.
 Likewise, I tried setting JAVA_OPT= *-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=path of
 ssl-keystore-1, and restarted my app. Still the same error, and the java
 process was still opening up keystore.

 Does anyone know how to resolve this problem?

 Thanks,
 - J o h n
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keystore question

2008-01-16 Thread John Graham

Hello,

I'm using a geronimo-based app to connect to an SSL-based LDAP server. When I 
initially connected I got an error indicating I needed to add the server's 
certficate to Geronimo's keystore. So I used the web interface to do that, and 
it added the requisite certificate to a file called ssl-keystore-1. When I 
connected again, after restarting my app, I get the same can't find valid 
certification path to requested target. 

I used the linux 'strace' command to examine the system calls the java process 
was making, and found it was *not* opening ssl-keystore-1, but a file called 
keystore. So I presume this is the heart of the problem. After googling a 
bit, I notice there used to be a keystoreLocation parameter for geronimo, but I 
don't have the ability to configure that in my deployment. Likewise, I tried 
setting JAVA_OPT= -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=path of ssl-keystore-1, and 
restarted my app. Still the same error, and the java process was still opening 
up keystore. 

Does anyone know how to resolve this problem? 

Thanks,
- J o h n