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  3. October 2010

Re: IWS and GSKit for HTTPS

I have no experience with using the IWS client.

But, the error 'Key database file was not found' typically means that you haven't created the *SYSTEM certificate store in the DCM (or another certificate store, if you're not using *SYSTEM...)


On 10/27/2010 3:59 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Does anybody here have any experience configuring the IWS client and
server to use HTTPS?

Obviously there's some configuring to do, because if I just use
something like "https://foo.bar"; in the client endpoint, I end up with:

> AXIS EXCEPTION: (
> 23
> )
> HTTPTransportException: HTTPS transport error.
> GSKit Error is 202 - Key database file was not found.

And I can't make head or tail of what it says about this in the "IWS Web
Services Client" book. (Not that I can make much sense of ANYTHING in
that book.)

--
JHHL


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