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John Eberhard wrote:
That documentation is very old and should not be followed. You should be
able to use the standard Java mechanism of putting any required CA
certificates into your local keystore.
Dear Mr. Eberhard:
Thanks. I've added your response to the Trac ticket, so the contractor
can see it.
As my "More, Re: . . ." post said, we're on a "local-CA-issued"
certificate in this particular case (which has never been an issue
before, as this is the first time we've tried to use anything that
actually *cared* where an SSL certificate came from).
I'm guessing that the certificate we need is the one I get by opening
DCM (the one on our V6 box is so much faster and easier than the one on
our V4 boxes!), selecting the system certificate store, clicking
"Install local CA Certificate on Your PC," then "Copy and paste
certificate"?
When I open that certificate in WinDoze, it's described as an "untrusted
root certificate." I'm assuming that the contractor will know what to do
with it, so that JDBC will accept our Host Servers certificate.
--
JHHL
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