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"(GSKit) Key database file was not found" thrown by HTTPAPI

Ladies and Gentlemen:

We've got a new customer that we're trying to set up to access one of our HTTPS-only web services.

And HTTPAPI is throwing "(GSKit) Key database file was not found."

Looking at an old List thread, I see that this message is the result of no "*SYSTEM" certificate store in DCM.

Two questions:

1. I haven't personally dealt with DCM in years. Is it still through the Admin web server, or has that changed? Customer is on V7R3.

2. Once the "*SYSTEM" certificate store has been created, is there anything else that has to be done, in order for an SSL/TLS-enabled HTTPAPI to be able to access HTTPS web services?

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JHHL

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