Invalid Keystore Format about mutual-tls-ssl

[karanvelayudham]

Build snippet that you shared above, i added in pom and did mvn clean install

[Hakky54]

Hi @karanvelayudham

Can you share some more details regarding your setup? Which OS and JDK are you using? How do you start the server?

[karanvelayudham]

i am using windows and jdk 11. i followed your readme instructions to start server, it was running without encryption, i I had generated the certificate and When i try to enable one way TLS and run the application , i am getting this error

[Hakky54]

Yess, clear and which JDK are you using, zulu, oracle or some other?

[karanvelayudham]

Oracle JDK 11

[Hakky54]

That is strange. I have it also locally and it is working fine with the oracle jdk. Do you have some time today or tomorrow to have a call so I can look at your setup and we can walk through it together?

[karanvelayudham]

Appreciate your help man! But I can't have a external call and share screen from this machine since it is in my organizations network.
Thank you

[Hakky54]

I can understand that, sure no worries.

So what I can recommend is to go through this video walkthrough: https://github.com/Hakky54/mutual-tls-ssl#demo-and-walk-through-video

If that is still not working you could add the snippet below to the following file locally: https://github.com/Hakky54/mutual-tls-ssl/blob/master/shared-server-resources/pom.xml Maven might be corrupting the data while packaging on Windows, see here for more: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1052700/java-io-ioexception-invalid-keystore-format

    <build>
        <resources>
            <resource>
                <directory>src/main/resources</directory>
                <includes>
                    <include>identity.jks</include>
                    <include>truststore.jks</include>
                </includes>
                <filtering>false</filtering>
            </resource>
        </resources>
    </build>

By the way every time when you update the server keystores it might be useful to run: mvn clean install -pl shared-server-resources from the root directory of the project. This is not required but it might clean up caches.

A last resort is to run this project in gitpod which is an isolated environment setup with couple of tools such as java, maven and visual studio code which already has proven to work over there. Just hit the button below to open your online development environment:

I am not sure why it is not working on your machine as I have run it multiple times also on windows with oracle jdk. Can you try the options above and share your progress?

[karanvelayudham]

this snippet did worked! Thanks @Hakky54 .
I am able to run application now.

[Hakky54]

Awesome to hear! By the way I noticed that the Scala compiler was failing on Windows, so I have fixed that yesterday. If you pull the latest version of the master your build will be running more smoothly. I am closing this issue. IF you have any other issues or questions feel free to open a new issue!

[Hakky54]

By the way @karanvelayudham So which snippet did do the trick for you?