If you look in your JDK installation directory you will find a keystore called "cacerts" in %JDK_ROOT%/jre/lib/security. This keystore contains all the root certificates used when validating regular web pages. This is the one used by default for operations such as opening SSL connections.
Now some tools, <cough> the HTTP Analyser in JDeveloper </cough>, might have a bug that prevents it from using a keystore that doesn't have a password. But it is a easy step to import all of the certificates into a keystore that contains a password.
keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore cacerts -destkeystore /tmp/output.keystore -deststorepass welcome
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Hi Gerard,
seems something is missing at the bottom, option -keypass i assume.
Can you complete the solution?
Cheers
Willi
(you can find me in aria "willi qu")
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