When you look at the Tomcat Server section in configurator there is a section for the SSL certificate information. There is an "Alias" value that isn't getting filled in.
Go to the JBoss tab. The JBoss SSL Certificate box will be blank. You can either A) import your own certificate or click the Generate Sample Certificate button or B) Remove both values for the HTTPS ports so the only one filled in is the HTTP port.
The above error occurs when the certificate has not been added to the global keystore of cacerts. To fix: Run the following command to add the certificate to the global keystore of cacerts: keytool -import - alias <your_certificate_ alias > -keystore "<drive>:\path to Common Tools\jre\6.0\lib\security\cacerts" -storepass changeit -file "drive:\path to certificate file\<your_certificate.cer>"
To create a certificate, select the 'Create' button as pictured above. Name your new key alias , set the validity period and select 'Continue' Fill out the requested information (pictured above) , and click on <Save> when you are finished.
In SBM 10.x, this is located in the JBOSS Server section. 5. Import a new certificate into JBOSS and type the password and a unique alias such as 'myserveralias 6. Apply the settings
C:\Serena\ChangeMan\Dimensions\9.1\CA 3. create a new keystore from scratch, containing a single self-signed Certificate, execute the following from a terminal command line (the line below is one line, no <CR>s): %JAVA_HOME%\bin\keytool -genkey - alias tomcat -keyalg RSA -keystore C:\Serena\ChangeMan\Dimensions\9.1\CA\keystore
