Not able to create CMS datastore from iKeyMan
RTC provides iKeyMan to request/import SSL certificates. However, when creatiing a CMS datastore using (iKeyMan packaged with RTC1.0), the following error was displayed. Any comments? Thanks.
"The CMS Java native library was not found. Please make sure the SSL component required by your product is installed and the library path is defined correctly....."
FYI, on the same machine, CQWeb was installed and thus, there is another instance of iKeyMan. This one worked fine.
"The CMS Java native library was not found. Please make sure the SSL component required by your product is installed and the library path is defined correctly....."
FYI, on the same machine, CQWeb was installed and thus, there is another instance of iKeyMan. This one worked fine.
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Hi,
I have exactly the same problem und would be interested in a (your?) solution.
RTC 2.0 Standard Edition (derby and tomcat) on ubuntu 9.4
Regards
Hajo
I have exactly the same problem und would be interested in a (your?) solution.
RTC 2.0 Standard Edition (derby and tomcat) on ubuntu 9.4
RTC provides iKeyMan to request/import SSL certificates. However, when creatiing a CMS datastore using (iKeyMan packaged with RTC1.0), the following error was displayed. Any comments? Thanks.
"The CMS Java native library was not found. Please make sure the SSL component required by your product is installed and the library path is defined correctly....."
FYI, on the same machine, CQWeb was installed and thus, there is another instance of iKeyMan. This one worked fine.
Regards
Hajo
hhm, that's the problem...
The first times I tried to run the ikeyman like described in the manuals Installing a security certificate and Secure Sockets Layer Introduction and 'iKeyman User's Guide.
But I've tried the tool several times (runnung ubunutu 9.04) but it allways opened an empty window. Next day, I did the same, but the windows was no more empty. Change to directory /opt/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/jre/bin and run sudo ikeyman.
ikeyman did not offer the option described in the manual; therefor I've chosen JKS. I've created a self signed key by pressing the button. afterwards I've copied the key-file to /opt/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/tomcat, and modified the opt/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/tomcat/conf/server.xml to point to that file instead of the default one ('keystoreFile="key.jks"'). Restarted the jazz server, opened the eclipse client and acepted the certificate from a not trusted authority permanently.
Regards
Hajo
The first times I tried to run the ikeyman like described in the manuals Installing a security certificate and Secure Sockets Layer Introduction and 'iKeyman User's Guide.
But I've tried the tool several times (runnung ubunutu 9.04) but it allways opened an empty window. Next day, I did the same, but the windows was no more empty. Change to directory /opt/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/jre/bin and run sudo ikeyman.
ikeyman did not offer the option described in the manual; therefor I've chosen JKS. I've created a self signed key by pressing the button. afterwards I've copied the key-file to /opt/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/tomcat, and modified the opt/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/tomcat/conf/server.xml to point to that file instead of the default one ('keystoreFile="key.jks"'). Restarted the jazz server, opened the eclipse client and acepted the certificate from a not trusted authority permanently.
Regards
Hajo