SslReqBean setKeyStore(String s)

[Maciek]

I am a bit confused what this method expects as the parameter. 

I have a keystore.jks file to start with.

I do not think it is just the straight content of this file which needs to be converted to a string and passed to the setKeyStore() method.

Should I load it to the java.security.KeyStore first?

How do I need to manipulate the content of the file to have a correct parameter for this method?

Thanks,

Maciek

[Subhash Chandran]

I should have designed the parameter as java.io.File. setKeyStore() method accepts the file-path of the key-store.

> How do I need to manipulate the content of the file to have a correct parameter for this method?

You don't have to modify. Just pass the jks file path.

Subhash.

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[Maciek]

Yep, the java.io.File would be quite self explanatory. Of course looking now at your answer, it is SOOO OBVIOUS what the parameter should be ;).

Thanks a lot,

Maciek

[Maciek]

Thanks!

On Wednesday, January 29, 2014 12:22:19 AM UTC-6, Subhash Chandran wrote:

[Maciek]

Thanks, works great!

And yes, having File as a parameter would be ... less ambiguous.

Regards,

Maciek

On Wednesday, January 29, 2014 12:22:19 AM UTC-6, Subhash Chandran wrote:

[Subhash Chandran]

Made the change to java.io.File. Thanks for pointing this out.