Hi,
just a comment to your last remark:
-----Original Message-----
---cut away
Also-
The deal seems to be, regardless of what the guide says,
Tomcat must use RSA algo keys. OR I myself have only
gotten RSA keys to work, whichever.
This leaves you with a self-signed server of course. The next
fun project for me is to get it to use a Thawte cert, hopefully
the tool on http://www.comu.de/docs/tomcat_ssl.htm will allow
this to happen.
-----Original Message-----
I tried to get Tomcat to work with a certificate in pkcs-format...
(unfortunately at work I could not continue and at home I have no such
certificate...)
and found that in one source-file the keystore-type is set to "JKS"
which is the default. In the java.security file it should be possible
to specify another "default" keystore-type. Now the pkcs-certificates
represent a complete keystore by themselves... and guess what:
Java supports a keystore type of "PKCS". The file is
org.apache.tomcat.net.SSLSocketFactory.java
hope this helps
Alexander Jesse
