SSL-Keytool Problem

["Zhang, Forrest Lin" <fz...@verisign.com>]

Hi, Nell,
You need a RSA provider.
You can download a SunJSSE RSA provider which is free from the java.sun home
site.
After installing the JSSE, you need to copy the lib/*.jar to the jre's
lib/ext directory.
I am pretty sure this will work.
Forrest

Re: SSL-Keytool Problem

[Matthew L Daniel <md...@scdi.com>]

> You can download a SunJSSE RSA provider which is free from the java.sun home
> site.

    Also look at http://www.openjce.org/ as that may or may not fit your
licensing needs better than Sun's license.

> After installing the JSSE, you need to copy the lib/*.jar to the jre's
> lib/ext directory.

    Don't forget to add the provider to your
JRE_HOME/lib/security/java.security file.  It should go after
security.provider.1 but before security.provider.2 (at least with OpenJCE).
YMMV.

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