We are trying to set up a development environment to test a patch for Sun Portal Server 7.1.
(Yes, pretty old version. And yes, our company is pretty strict. If customer does not have a development/staging environment to test the new patch, we need to set it up in our office. Otherwise, it's a No-Go!)
Not smooth sailing... Encountered the following error:
bash-3.00# /opt/SUNWportal/bin/psconfig --config ps.xmlCreating directory: /etc/opt/SUNWportalSuccessfully created PSConfig.properties fileCopying config templates from: /opt/SUNWportal/template/configSuccessfully created PortalDomainConfig.properties fileValidating the Input Config XML FileConfiguring Cacao Agent for Portal SoftwareConfiguring Derby Server InstanceConnecting to Cacao MBean ServertestportalConfiguration Failed : javax.management.remote.JMXProviderException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: No trusted certificate found
It must be Cacao again! I hate this "animal"!
I suspect it's a certificate issue when I rename our Solaris OS hostname from testportal to portal.
Let's recreate the Cacao key again!
bash-3.00# cacaoadm stopbash-3.00# cacaoadm create-keys --forcebash-3.00# cacaoadm start
Bingo! The configuration can now proceed ...
bash-3.00# /opt/SUNWportal/bin/psconfig --config ps.xmlSuccessfully created PSConfig.properties fileCopying config templates from: /opt/SUNWportal/template/configSuccessfully created PortalDomainConfig.properties fileValidating the Input Config XML FileConfiguring Cacao Agent for Portal SoftwareConnecting to Cacao MBean ServerportalCreating PortalsSuccessfully created Portal: myPortal
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