Hi Tim
The key was 'the key' and I have resolved the issue now - thanks for your
help. I have documented the process for our internal use and I would like to
save someone else the pain - is there someone in the community that I can
submit documentation to so that it can be made part of the Active
OK - I Have found the key - when I created the Signing Request I ended up
with two files :
111_222_111_222.csr
111_222_111_222.key
(although this was on ourmq.ourco.com the files seemed to take the IP
address - I assume this won't matter)
So from what you say 111_222_111_22.key and this should b
Hi Tim,
I assumed that a key was created in the key store when a cert was added. If
that's not the case - how do I create a key? and how do I install it?
Is this key related to the Certificate Signing request that I used to get a
Certificate from the CA?
Ken
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Hi Tim,
Yes we're using the ourmq.ourco.com address and the certificate common name
is the same.
So my very simplistic piece of java code looks like this:
System.setProperty("javax.net.debug","ssl");
ActiveMQSslConnectionFactory connectionFactory = new
ActiveMQSslConnectionFactory(
We are trying to use ACtiveMQ SSL with target-only authentication with a
trusted cert from DigiCert. We were able to use SSL with self-signed certs
but we seem to have an issue when we
move to using a commercial trusted cert. Looking at the documentation here:
https://access.redhat.com/documen
Hi Christopher,
I'm working with Paul. I've created a small test to illustrate the issue.
The zip I have attached includes three classes in a zip of an Eclipse
project. Call the main method of RunTest to run the test. The activemq.xml
used is in the root directory of the project.
The test was run
