Dominique Devienne wrote:
I have tried downloading this keystore file, and setting the
javax.net.ssl.trustStore system property to refer to this file using -D
at the command line when starting ant. For example
> ant -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=/path/to/source.tmorris.net.jks
What may happen is that this -Dkey=value switch is interpreted by Ant,
rather than the VM itself.
This does not seem to change the situation. However, I wrote some Java
code that indeed works fine when I set this system property. [...]
Which is why I think your property is not passed to the VM, but only
available to Ant. Try using of the environment variables Ant uses
(ANT_OPTS maybe) so that the -Dkey=value name appears *before* Ant's
main class (or executable jar is using -jar ant-launcher.jar to
startup). --DD
yes: you need to make it a JVM property, not an Ant property. A bit of
inline javascript could do it if you want the same behaviour without
changing the command line.
Maybe we need a <sysproperty> task that sets a JVM option, though it
could cause serious problems when running Ant under an IDE
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