Hi, I assume that you have already imported the certificate issued by the CA into the keystore file. Geronimo requires that the keystore file and private-key entry have the same password. If the two passwords are not the same, change either of the passwords by using "-storepassword" or "-keypassword" option of keytool. Once this step is done. Start the geronimo server. Access the "keystores" portlet in Admin Console and create a new keystore with the same name and password as your keystore file. This will create an empty keystore under <geronimo_install_dir>\var\security\keystores dir. Stop the server and overwrite the newly created keystore with your orginal keystore file. Now start the server and access "keystores" portlet in Admin Console. You will now be able to unlock your keystore for editing/availability and view the keystore contents. Unlock the keystore for availability. Access the "Web Servers" portlet to edit/create an HTTPS connector to use this new keystore. Click on "edit" link next to HTTPS connector, change the keystore filename and password to use your keystore file and Save. In the web servers portlet, stop and start the HTTPS connector. Now accessing https://localhost:8443 should show that your new certificate is being used.
The steps would have been simpler if keystores portlet was used originally to generate the CSR. Post to the mailing list if you run into any problem. ++Vamsi On Nov 28, 2007 2:10 AM, alpha_one_x86 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Can you help me I have realy need use my certificat in apache geronimo > because I need do that for my boss. Can you help me? Thanks. > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/certificat-in-apache-geronimo-tf4830993s134.html#a13979243 > Sent from the Apache Geronimo - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
