If you are having the below error:
This means you are trying to invoke an https webservice. to invoke an SSL webserver you need to import the certificate into Railo by using keytool command. Below are the steps on how to do this:
1- use fire fox to open the webservice and click on the padlock as shown on the below image:
2-Click on more information as below:
3- Click on View Certificate as below:
4-Click on details as below:
5- Now export the certificate and save it to your computer with .cer extension.
6- Search in railo folder for the keytool command location, in my case it was under railo\jdk\bin
7- Search in railo folder for the cacerts location, in my case it was under railo\lib\railo-server\context\sec
urity\cacerts
8- Now run the command as below:
RAILO
d:\railo\jdk\bin>keytool -import -keystore D:\railo\lib\railo-server\context\security\cacerts -alias xyz -file d:\mcjvaplng.cer -storepass changeit -noprompt
LUCEE
d:\lucee\jdk\bin>keytool -import -keystore D:\lucee\lib\lucee-server\context\security\cacerts -alias xyz -file d:\certificatename.cer -storepass changeit -noprompt
You will see a message saying:
Certificate was added to keystore
Restart railo/lucee service and your done.
9- If you want to remove unused or unneeded certificate please run the below command:
D:\railo\jdk\bin>keytool -delete -keystore D:\railo\lib\railo-server\context\security\cacerts -alias xyz -storepass changeit
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Railo 3.3.4.003 Error (javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException) | |
Message | sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target |
Cause | javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException |
This means you are trying to invoke an https webservice. to invoke an SSL webserver you need to import the certificate into Railo by using keytool command. Below are the steps on how to do this:
1- use fire fox to open the webservice and click on the padlock as shown on the below image:
2-Click on more information as below:
3- Click on View Certificate as below:
4-Click on details as below:
5- Now export the certificate and save it to your computer with .cer extension.
6- Search in railo folder for the keytool command location, in my case it was under railo\jdk\bin
7- Search in railo folder for the cacerts location, in my case it was under railo\lib\railo-server\context\sec
urity\cacerts
8- Now run the command as below:
RAILO
d:\railo\jdk\bin>keytool -import -keystore D:\railo\lib\railo-server\context\security\cacerts -alias xyz -file d:\mcjvaplng.cer -storepass changeit -noprompt
LUCEE
d:\lucee\jdk\bin>keytool -import -keystore D:\lucee\lib\lucee-server\context\security\cacerts -alias xyz -file d:\certificatename.cer -storepass changeit -noprompt
You will see a message saying:
Certificate was added to keystore
Restart railo/lucee service and your done.
9- If you want to remove unused or unneeded certificate please run the below command:
D:\railo\jdk\bin>keytool -delete -keystore D:\railo\lib\railo-server\context\security\cacerts -alias xyz -storepass changeit
Copying the content and posting it in another blog is strictly prohibited.
I used the same exact thing on linux and it worked. I didn't have to navigate to the bin directory either, i just typed the word keytool and it worked from the home directory.
ReplyDeleteThank You very much for creation such page. It really helped.
ReplyDeleteFor anyone who has to do SSL Certificate integration with Lucee.
ReplyDeleteThis solution worked for me. I did not know Lucee had a SSL Certificate installation tool. In my case I am setting up Authorize.net.
To resolve the issue in Lucee please do the following:
Log into the Administrator for Server (not Web).
Go to SSL Certificates under Services.
Under Host enter entrust.net and click install.
Everything suddenly started working for me.
I believe that this tool installs the certificate into the JRE for Lucee. Windows installation of those certificates doesn't do that apparently.
My verbose response is in hopes search engines will pick up on this and help others. Errors I ran into included:
PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target,
truststore, keystore, cacerts
I was tring to install ssl certificates on Windows.