Re: [Epp-rtk-devel] JSSE keystore.

[Daniel M. <da...@ma...>]

Hi Kjell,

could you please send info on the version of Java you are using, as well 
as the architecture you're on.

but in thinking about this a little more, I'm thinking that you are 
using a version of the RTK not compatible with .org. You must use an 
0705-compatible implementation, such as epp-rtk-java in the 0.7.x 
release series, which knows how to read the 4-byte size header present 
in the EPP TCP transport specification (draft release 05 of epp over 
tcp). Hopefully this doesn't confuse things too much more, but the 0.7.x 
releases of the java RTK support all of the "popular" drafts of EPP, so 
when running the session example, be sure to specify "0705" with 
run_example.sh/run_example.bat

Let me know if you further info or explanation about all these version 
thingies...

Dan


Kjell Andersson a écrit :

> Hello all EPP developers,
>
> Since my last e-mail I did get everything up and running with the 
> multi-version pack.
>
> After confronting PIR with another problem they asked me to use the 
> Universal epp-rtk version which I now try to setup.
>
> I could not use the same keystore, first due to a ”Set tag error”. 
> Then trying to clean up the keystore via openssl and 
> KeyStoreImport.java resulted in the following problem.
>
> When receiving the greeting I first get 4 bytes very 
> unfortunate”\x0000\x0000\x0002ø<?xml version….”
>
> This results in a
>
> org.openrtk.idl.epp.epp_XMLException: { m_error_message [unable to 
> parse xml [org.xml.sax.SAXException] [Stopping after fatal error: An 
> invalid XML character (Unicode: 0x0) was found in the prolog of the 
> document.]] }
>
> To eliminate any errors in my own code I successfuly recreate the same 
> error with untouched pure downloaded code from SF and executing the 
> SessionExample.
>
> My GUESS is that it is still a problem with the keystore and JSSE’s 
> abillity to ”unpad” the information after decrypting. The handshake is 
> successful so the certificates aught to be ok.
>
> Have any one of you encountered this problem before?
>
> If you have any suggestions of what to do please let me know.
>
> Regards Kjell Andersson
>