Liam,
All you will need to do is comvert the PEM format to DER.
If you "user" cert is called me.pem then:
openssl x509 -in me.pem -outform DER -out me.cer
I think that is all you will need to do. I don't have access to my
openssl right now, but I have done this before to get the certs into t
Then I tried importing a certificate signed by my CA. But now it's
complaining that "Input not an X.509 certificate". Is it because my
extension is ".pem"?
Yes! I found the answer by going through some old threads in the Sun
Microsystems website. I had to convert the PEM certificate to a DER fil
I'm having problems importing my OpennSSL certificates to my keystore. I
created my root certificate in cacert.pem and I'm trying to import this now
to my keystore.
okay. some progress. I was able to import my CA using keytool. Apparently,
you have to specify an alias for it.
keytool -keyst
