Hi revskill,
the most simple thing to do is access the casserver url from your browser and
download the shown certificate.
I have not a pc here so I can't check the command myself...
Try to follow the instructions listed
here: http://blog.lesc.se/2009/09/how-to-makejava-ssl-trust-certificate.html?m=1
Be sure to indicate your cacerts as trustore file.
Andrea
Inviato da Samsung Mobilerevskill <revskil...@gmail.com> ha scritto:I see. Now
i had 2 files casserver.crt and casserver.key from CAS server
(signed from my own CA.crt and CA.key)
I had dspace.crt and dspace.key (signed from those CA.crt and CA.key, too),
can you point me specifically how to trust that CA.crt from JVM truststore
? Thank you very much.
2012/10/13 bollini <boll...@cilea.it>
> Probably you are using a selfsigned certificate. You need to trust the cas
> ssl certificate in the jvm that is used to run dspace (tomcat). Look to the
> keytool help to check the exact parameter.
> The truststore is usually stored in a file named cacerts in the
> lib/security of your jre.
> Hope this help,
> Andrea
>
>
> Inviato da Samsung Mobile
>
> revskill <revskil...@gmail.com> ha scritto:
>
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