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Hi all,
I need to understand something more about HTTPS, SQL HTTP Functions and
Java Certificates.
I just published an HTTPS Webservice with "IBM Web Administration for i"
using DCM and with a new local certificate created by the "wizard".
I can consume it through my browser "accepting the unknown certificate" but
if I try to consume the web service with SQL HTTPGETCLOB I got a problem
with the certificate.
*SELECT
SYSTOOLS.HTTPGETCLOB('https://<MYIP:443>/web/services/mywebservice','')
from sysibm.sysdummy1;*
" Message: [SQL4302] ... error "java.security.cert.CertificateException: No
subject alternative names present". ..
Consumer and provider are in the same system! So I suppose HTTPGETCLOB
doesn't use DCM.
OK, let me add the certificate ( to the java environment using QSH (JAva 8
64bit is my default JVM as I can see in a QSH session "java -version")
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