This is probably more of a Java issue than a Tomcat issue, but it's directly impacting our use of Tomcat, so I'm sending it here first...
Configuration: Tomcat version: Tomcat 5.5.20 JDK: 1.5.0_06 OS: Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition Problem: We use Tomcat for B2B communication with one of our partners over HTTP / HTTPS, implementing some of the RosettaNet interfaces. Tomcat sometimes functions as a client, sometimes as a server for this purpose. For the SSL / HTTPS communications, we and our partners need to recognize each other's certificates. So the person who set this up originally for my company (I inherited this thing from a guy who's no longer here) imported our partner's certificates into our keystore, and things are working fine. Our partner now sends us a new certificate and tells us we need to import this new one. So I execute the following... keytool -import -alias <keystore alias> -keystore <path to keystore>\.keystore -file <path to certificate>\CompanynameProdCert.der Keytool asks me for our keystore password, which I supply, and then I get the following error: keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Public keys in reply and keystore don't match I am a complete and total novice regarding SSL and cryptography in general, so please don't lambaste me for not knowing the basics, but after having consulted Google, I'm pretty much at a loss regarding how to proceed. Any help will be very much appreciated. TIA, David
