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| Subject: web services headaches... |
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| Product Area: Notes 8 Client |
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| Technical Area: Error Message |
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| Platform: Windows XP client |
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| Release: Notes and Domino 8 - GOLD |
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| Reproducible: Always |
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Hi.
I created a Java library importing a web service WSDL file from online jajah.com site.
No problems, the classes were generated correctly after specifying the WSDL location.
Next I wrote a Java agent that take advantage of the previous generated java library.
When my Java agent try to invoke the remote web service, only available on HTTPS (no http becuse I must pass username/password), I get the following errore message:
"nested exception is:
Error connecting to 'www.jajah.com' on port '443', SSL invalid certificate, may need to cross-certify." !
On the Internet I found some old postings about importing certificates on the java platform through the Java keytool tool, the one which is also available in the Notes installation.
After exporting on file the public SSL certificate of Jajah.com site, I could use keytool to import the mycertificate.cer (base 64 encoding).
Problem is that I always see the same error message, even restarting the Notes R8 client!
I even tried to download the (OLD) Sun JSSE library and extract .jar files into the jvm\lib\ext directory, and also modifying security.policy and security.properties files that are localted into the ..\jvm\lib\security dir.
Is there any easy and successful way to take advantage of https into Notes-generated Java library (stub)?
thanks,
cris
 
Feedback number WEBB78FUGT created by ~Phil Nonkiberg on 10/29/2007
Status: Open
Comments:
 web services headaches... (~Phil Nonkiberg... 29.Oct.07)
 . . With currect keyfile.kyr and ssl ro... (~Frank Elgerote... 5.Mar.08)
. . SSL invalid certificate, may need t... (~Lex Bubfoovere... 18.Jun.08)
. . . . i am having the same error. (~Rebecca Zeknup... 9.Sep.09) |
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