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I've to call an soap web-service onn my transformatio, but when i try make lookup the spoon throw the folow message



error when I click on load button



I've already installed the digital certificate on my machine, I have the .cer archive. I don't know how to put this certificate in my transformation.










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    I've to call an soap web-service onn my transformatio, but when i try make lookup the spoon throw the folow message



    error when I click on load button



    I've already installed the digital certificate on my machine, I have the .cer archive. I don't know how to put this certificate in my transformation.










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      I've to call an soap web-service onn my transformatio, but when i try make lookup the spoon throw the folow message



      error when I click on load button



      I've already installed the digital certificate on my machine, I have the .cer archive. I don't know how to put this certificate in my transformation.










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      I've to call an soap web-service onn my transformatio, but when i try make lookup the spoon throw the folow message



      error when I click on load button



      I've already installed the digital certificate on my machine, I have the .cer archive. I don't know how to put this certificate in my transformation.







      certificate pentaho-spoon pentaho-data-integration






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          I've had this problem, too - and it's tricky to figure out. Because PDI is a Java application, it does not play nicely with the operating system's built-in certificate management processes, or options to ignore certificate checking. The trick is to add the certificate to a Java keystore using keytool



          I had to solve this for Windows, so here is a PowerShell script, but you should be able to adapt the idea to shell if necessary. Also, the default password for a Java certstore is "changeit" - that's not a type-o or placeholder.



          Param (
          [Parameter(
          Mandatory = $False,
          ValueFromPipeline = $False,
          ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $False,
          HelpMessage = 'Take action!')]
          [switch]$doit
          )

          ## Find the JRE folders
          $jre_list = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.List[System.Object];
          $program_folders = @('C:Program FilesJava', 'C:Program Files (x86)Java');
          ForEach ($folder in $program_folders) {
          $jre_folders = Get-ChildItem -Path $folder -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object {$_.Name -like 'jre*'};
          ForEach ($jre in $jre_folders) {
          if ((Get-ChildItem -Path $($jre.FullName) -Recurse -Filter 'keytool.exe').Count -gt 0) {
          $jre_list.Add($jre);
          }
          }
          }

          ## Find the certificate files
          $certroot = $PSScriptRoot;
          $cert_files = Get-ChildItem -Path $certroot | Where-Object {$_.Name -match '^.+.crt$' };

          ForEach ($jre in $jre_list) {
          Write-Host "`n == Found JRE @ $($jre.FullName)";

          $keytool = "$($jre.FullName)binkeytool.exe";
          $keystore = "$($jre.FullName)libsecuritycacerts";
          $cmd_list = "& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -list";
          $existing_trusts = (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_list).Replace('n', 'rn');

          ForEach ($cert in $cert_files) {
          $file = "$certroot$cert";
          $alias = ($cert.Name).Replace('.crt', '');
          Write-Host " >> $cert ($alias)";
          ForEach ($item in $existing_trusts) {
          $trust = $item.split(',')[0];
          if ($trust -match $alias -or $trust -match '*.my.domain.com') {
          if ($doit) {
          ## Remove existing entries
          Write-Host " -- Removing entry for '$trust'";
          $cmd_delete = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -delete -alias $trust -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_delete -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          else {
          Write-Host " ++ Existing entry in keystore: '$trust'";
          }
          }
          }
          if ($doit) {
          ## Add new entries
          Write-Host " ++ Adding entry for '$alias'";
          $cmd_add = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -import -file '$file' -alias $alias -trustcacerts -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_add -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          }
          Write-Host ' ';
          }





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          • Hi, I didn't manage do it.... o tried use keytool, I don't know how to solve it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 6 '18 at 4:31











          • @luizkava, you might be having trouble importing it due to the type. I believe that keytool works with X.509 files, but it might prefer either text (.crt) or binary (.cer) file. Try converting your .cer into one of these types before importing. Also, just changing the extension to .crt or .pfx might work. See the keytool docs for more info: docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/…

            – kerry
            Dec 7 '18 at 5:08













          • Thanks a lot friend, I'll try it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 7 '18 at 9:38











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          I've had this problem, too - and it's tricky to figure out. Because PDI is a Java application, it does not play nicely with the operating system's built-in certificate management processes, or options to ignore certificate checking. The trick is to add the certificate to a Java keystore using keytool



          I had to solve this for Windows, so here is a PowerShell script, but you should be able to adapt the idea to shell if necessary. Also, the default password for a Java certstore is "changeit" - that's not a type-o or placeholder.



          Param (
          [Parameter(
          Mandatory = $False,
          ValueFromPipeline = $False,
          ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $False,
          HelpMessage = 'Take action!')]
          [switch]$doit
          )

          ## Find the JRE folders
          $jre_list = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.List[System.Object];
          $program_folders = @('C:Program FilesJava', 'C:Program Files (x86)Java');
          ForEach ($folder in $program_folders) {
          $jre_folders = Get-ChildItem -Path $folder -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object {$_.Name -like 'jre*'};
          ForEach ($jre in $jre_folders) {
          if ((Get-ChildItem -Path $($jre.FullName) -Recurse -Filter 'keytool.exe').Count -gt 0) {
          $jre_list.Add($jre);
          }
          }
          }

          ## Find the certificate files
          $certroot = $PSScriptRoot;
          $cert_files = Get-ChildItem -Path $certroot | Where-Object {$_.Name -match '^.+.crt$' };

          ForEach ($jre in $jre_list) {
          Write-Host "`n == Found JRE @ $($jre.FullName)";

          $keytool = "$($jre.FullName)binkeytool.exe";
          $keystore = "$($jre.FullName)libsecuritycacerts";
          $cmd_list = "& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -list";
          $existing_trusts = (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_list).Replace('n', 'rn');

          ForEach ($cert in $cert_files) {
          $file = "$certroot$cert";
          $alias = ($cert.Name).Replace('.crt', '');
          Write-Host " >> $cert ($alias)";
          ForEach ($item in $existing_trusts) {
          $trust = $item.split(',')[0];
          if ($trust -match $alias -or $trust -match '*.my.domain.com') {
          if ($doit) {
          ## Remove existing entries
          Write-Host " -- Removing entry for '$trust'";
          $cmd_delete = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -delete -alias $trust -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_delete -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          else {
          Write-Host " ++ Existing entry in keystore: '$trust'";
          }
          }
          }
          if ($doit) {
          ## Add new entries
          Write-Host " ++ Adding entry for '$alias'";
          $cmd_add = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -import -file '$file' -alias $alias -trustcacerts -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_add -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          }
          Write-Host ' ';
          }





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          • Hi, I didn't manage do it.... o tried use keytool, I don't know how to solve it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 6 '18 at 4:31











          • @luizkava, you might be having trouble importing it due to the type. I believe that keytool works with X.509 files, but it might prefer either text (.crt) or binary (.cer) file. Try converting your .cer into one of these types before importing. Also, just changing the extension to .crt or .pfx might work. See the keytool docs for more info: docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/…

            – kerry
            Dec 7 '18 at 5:08













          • Thanks a lot friend, I'll try it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 7 '18 at 9:38
















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          I've had this problem, too - and it's tricky to figure out. Because PDI is a Java application, it does not play nicely with the operating system's built-in certificate management processes, or options to ignore certificate checking. The trick is to add the certificate to a Java keystore using keytool



          I had to solve this for Windows, so here is a PowerShell script, but you should be able to adapt the idea to shell if necessary. Also, the default password for a Java certstore is "changeit" - that's not a type-o or placeholder.



          Param (
          [Parameter(
          Mandatory = $False,
          ValueFromPipeline = $False,
          ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $False,
          HelpMessage = 'Take action!')]
          [switch]$doit
          )

          ## Find the JRE folders
          $jre_list = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.List[System.Object];
          $program_folders = @('C:Program FilesJava', 'C:Program Files (x86)Java');
          ForEach ($folder in $program_folders) {
          $jre_folders = Get-ChildItem -Path $folder -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object {$_.Name -like 'jre*'};
          ForEach ($jre in $jre_folders) {
          if ((Get-ChildItem -Path $($jre.FullName) -Recurse -Filter 'keytool.exe').Count -gt 0) {
          $jre_list.Add($jre);
          }
          }
          }

          ## Find the certificate files
          $certroot = $PSScriptRoot;
          $cert_files = Get-ChildItem -Path $certroot | Where-Object {$_.Name -match '^.+.crt$' };

          ForEach ($jre in $jre_list) {
          Write-Host "`n == Found JRE @ $($jre.FullName)";

          $keytool = "$($jre.FullName)binkeytool.exe";
          $keystore = "$($jre.FullName)libsecuritycacerts";
          $cmd_list = "& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -list";
          $existing_trusts = (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_list).Replace('n', 'rn');

          ForEach ($cert in $cert_files) {
          $file = "$certroot$cert";
          $alias = ($cert.Name).Replace('.crt', '');
          Write-Host " >> $cert ($alias)";
          ForEach ($item in $existing_trusts) {
          $trust = $item.split(',')[0];
          if ($trust -match $alias -or $trust -match '*.my.domain.com') {
          if ($doit) {
          ## Remove existing entries
          Write-Host " -- Removing entry for '$trust'";
          $cmd_delete = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -delete -alias $trust -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_delete -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          else {
          Write-Host " ++ Existing entry in keystore: '$trust'";
          }
          }
          }
          if ($doit) {
          ## Add new entries
          Write-Host " ++ Adding entry for '$alias'";
          $cmd_add = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -import -file '$file' -alias $alias -trustcacerts -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_add -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          }
          Write-Host ' ';
          }





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          • Hi, I didn't manage do it.... o tried use keytool, I don't know how to solve it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 6 '18 at 4:31











          • @luizkava, you might be having trouble importing it due to the type. I believe that keytool works with X.509 files, but it might prefer either text (.crt) or binary (.cer) file. Try converting your .cer into one of these types before importing. Also, just changing the extension to .crt or .pfx might work. See the keytool docs for more info: docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/…

            – kerry
            Dec 7 '18 at 5:08













          • Thanks a lot friend, I'll try it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 7 '18 at 9:38














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          I've had this problem, too - and it's tricky to figure out. Because PDI is a Java application, it does not play nicely with the operating system's built-in certificate management processes, or options to ignore certificate checking. The trick is to add the certificate to a Java keystore using keytool



          I had to solve this for Windows, so here is a PowerShell script, but you should be able to adapt the idea to shell if necessary. Also, the default password for a Java certstore is "changeit" - that's not a type-o or placeholder.



          Param (
          [Parameter(
          Mandatory = $False,
          ValueFromPipeline = $False,
          ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $False,
          HelpMessage = 'Take action!')]
          [switch]$doit
          )

          ## Find the JRE folders
          $jre_list = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.List[System.Object];
          $program_folders = @('C:Program FilesJava', 'C:Program Files (x86)Java');
          ForEach ($folder in $program_folders) {
          $jre_folders = Get-ChildItem -Path $folder -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object {$_.Name -like 'jre*'};
          ForEach ($jre in $jre_folders) {
          if ((Get-ChildItem -Path $($jre.FullName) -Recurse -Filter 'keytool.exe').Count -gt 0) {
          $jre_list.Add($jre);
          }
          }
          }

          ## Find the certificate files
          $certroot = $PSScriptRoot;
          $cert_files = Get-ChildItem -Path $certroot | Where-Object {$_.Name -match '^.+.crt$' };

          ForEach ($jre in $jre_list) {
          Write-Host "`n == Found JRE @ $($jre.FullName)";

          $keytool = "$($jre.FullName)binkeytool.exe";
          $keystore = "$($jre.FullName)libsecuritycacerts";
          $cmd_list = "& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -list";
          $existing_trusts = (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_list).Replace('n', 'rn');

          ForEach ($cert in $cert_files) {
          $file = "$certroot$cert";
          $alias = ($cert.Name).Replace('.crt', '');
          Write-Host " >> $cert ($alias)";
          ForEach ($item in $existing_trusts) {
          $trust = $item.split(',')[0];
          if ($trust -match $alias -or $trust -match '*.my.domain.com') {
          if ($doit) {
          ## Remove existing entries
          Write-Host " -- Removing entry for '$trust'";
          $cmd_delete = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -delete -alias $trust -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_delete -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          else {
          Write-Host " ++ Existing entry in keystore: '$trust'";
          }
          }
          }
          if ($doit) {
          ## Add new entries
          Write-Host " ++ Adding entry for '$alias'";
          $cmd_add = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -import -file '$file' -alias $alias -trustcacerts -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_add -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          }
          Write-Host ' ';
          }





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          I've had this problem, too - and it's tricky to figure out. Because PDI is a Java application, it does not play nicely with the operating system's built-in certificate management processes, or options to ignore certificate checking. The trick is to add the certificate to a Java keystore using keytool



          I had to solve this for Windows, so here is a PowerShell script, but you should be able to adapt the idea to shell if necessary. Also, the default password for a Java certstore is "changeit" - that's not a type-o or placeholder.



          Param (
          [Parameter(
          Mandatory = $False,
          ValueFromPipeline = $False,
          ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $False,
          HelpMessage = 'Take action!')]
          [switch]$doit
          )

          ## Find the JRE folders
          $jre_list = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.List[System.Object];
          $program_folders = @('C:Program FilesJava', 'C:Program Files (x86)Java');
          ForEach ($folder in $program_folders) {
          $jre_folders = Get-ChildItem -Path $folder -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object {$_.Name -like 'jre*'};
          ForEach ($jre in $jre_folders) {
          if ((Get-ChildItem -Path $($jre.FullName) -Recurse -Filter 'keytool.exe').Count -gt 0) {
          $jre_list.Add($jre);
          }
          }
          }

          ## Find the certificate files
          $certroot = $PSScriptRoot;
          $cert_files = Get-ChildItem -Path $certroot | Where-Object {$_.Name -match '^.+.crt$' };

          ForEach ($jre in $jre_list) {
          Write-Host "`n == Found JRE @ $($jre.FullName)";

          $keytool = "$($jre.FullName)binkeytool.exe";
          $keystore = "$($jre.FullName)libsecuritycacerts";
          $cmd_list = "& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -list";
          $existing_trusts = (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_list).Replace('n', 'rn');

          ForEach ($cert in $cert_files) {
          $file = "$certroot$cert";
          $alias = ($cert.Name).Replace('.crt', '');
          Write-Host " >> $cert ($alias)";
          ForEach ($item in $existing_trusts) {
          $trust = $item.split(',')[0];
          if ($trust -match $alias -or $trust -match '*.my.domain.com') {
          if ($doit) {
          ## Remove existing entries
          Write-Host " -- Removing entry for '$trust'";
          $cmd_delete = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -delete -alias $trust -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_delete -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          else {
          Write-Host " ++ Existing entry in keystore: '$trust'";
          }
          }
          }
          if ($doit) {
          ## Add new entries
          Write-Host " ++ Adding entry for '$alias'";
          $cmd_add = ("& '$keytool' -keystore '$keystore' -storepass changeit -import -file '$file' -alias $alias -trustcacerts -noprompt").Replace("'", '"');
          (Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd_add -ErrorVariable stderr) 2>&1 | Out-Null
          if (-Not $stderr) {
          Write-Host ' Success';
          }
          Remove-Variable stderr -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue;
          }
          }
          Write-Host ' ';
          }






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          • Hi, I didn't manage do it.... o tried use keytool, I don't know how to solve it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 6 '18 at 4:31











          • @luizkava, you might be having trouble importing it due to the type. I believe that keytool works with X.509 files, but it might prefer either text (.crt) or binary (.cer) file. Try converting your .cer into one of these types before importing. Also, just changing the extension to .crt or .pfx might work. See the keytool docs for more info: docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/…

            – kerry
            Dec 7 '18 at 5:08













          • Thanks a lot friend, I'll try it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 7 '18 at 9:38



















          • Hi, I didn't manage do it.... o tried use keytool, I don't know how to solve it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 6 '18 at 4:31











          • @luizkava, you might be having trouble importing it due to the type. I believe that keytool works with X.509 files, but it might prefer either text (.crt) or binary (.cer) file. Try converting your .cer into one of these types before importing. Also, just changing the extension to .crt or .pfx might work. See the keytool docs for more info: docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/…

            – kerry
            Dec 7 '18 at 5:08













          • Thanks a lot friend, I'll try it

            – luiz kava
            Dec 7 '18 at 9:38

















          Hi, I didn't manage do it.... o tried use keytool, I don't know how to solve it

          – luiz kava
          Dec 6 '18 at 4:31





          Hi, I didn't manage do it.... o tried use keytool, I don't know how to solve it

          – luiz kava
          Dec 6 '18 at 4:31













          @luizkava, you might be having trouble importing it due to the type. I believe that keytool works with X.509 files, but it might prefer either text (.crt) or binary (.cer) file. Try converting your .cer into one of these types before importing. Also, just changing the extension to .crt or .pfx might work. See the keytool docs for more info: docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/…

          – kerry
          Dec 7 '18 at 5:08







          @luizkava, you might be having trouble importing it due to the type. I believe that keytool works with X.509 files, but it might prefer either text (.crt) or binary (.cer) file. Try converting your .cer into one of these types before importing. Also, just changing the extension to .crt or .pfx might work. See the keytool docs for more info: docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/windows/…

          – kerry
          Dec 7 '18 at 5:08















          Thanks a lot friend, I'll try it

          – luiz kava
          Dec 7 '18 at 9:38





          Thanks a lot friend, I'll try it

          – luiz kava
          Dec 7 '18 at 9:38




















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