multii-dimension array SOAPException

I am running this code with in Websphere GUI using run as java application. I have removed comment on following code and that has removed earlier error:

 

 

" Security.addProvider(new com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Provider());"

 

 

Now I am getting following error:

 

 

" faultString: java.lang.SecurityException: Prohibited package name: java.net"

 

 

 

Appreciate your help..

 

I think IBM dropped sun as a default provider in WAS 5.1.1. I use com.ibm.jsse.IBMJSSEProvider()

I would appreciate if you let me know where in Websphere directory structure I can find "IBMJSSEProvide" class. I looked at "C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere Studio\Application Developer\v5.1.1\runtimes\base_v51\java\jre\lib\ext"

 

 

and also at "C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere Studio\Application Developer\v5.1.1\runtimes\base_v51\lib"

 

 

I couln't find it.

 

 

I would appreciate if you let me know.

 

 

Thanks

C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere Studio\Application Developer\v5.1.1\runtimes\base_v51\java\jre\lib\ibmjsseprovider.jar

 

 

When you need to find a class and don't know the package, you usually use Windows Explorer to search jars for the class name. Not high tech, but it works.

 

 

If you know the full package class name, then a better option is to run a servlet to search using the classloader hierarchy.

 

Class theClass = Class.forName("com.xxx.xxx.SomClass");

 

ClassLoader loader = theClass.getClassLoader();

 

URL aURL = loader.getResource("com.xxx.xxx.SomClass");

 

aURL.getFile();

Hi bmcgovern,

 

Let me start from the scrach, since I have not been able to get started with icontrol 9.0.

 

 

I would appreciate if you provide insight on following:

 

 

1) I downloaded icontrol 9.0 zip file from devcentral. I would appreciate if you let me know how did you make jar file using java with in websphere 5.1.1 for icontrol.

 

 

2) Once we have icontrol jar file. To execute "LocalLBPool.java" with in Websphere 5.1.1, what other jar files do I need. I have downloaded "XTrustProvider.java" and I am using "XTrustProvider.install();" in my "LocalLBPool.java".

 

 

 

I would appreciate if you provide any insight on these questions. This will help me to get started.

 

 

Thanks,

 

-Sunit

1) I downloaded icontrol 9.0 zip file from devcentral. I would appreciate if you let me know how did you make jar file using java with in websphere 5.1.1 for icontrol.

 

 

The jar file I provide to you was created by running the make script in the axis subdirectory on the SDK. A section of this script runs WSDL2Java (part of Apache Axis) on the wsdl files. This will put the bindings in the bindings subdirectory. I went into that directory and compiled all the java files with the javac command and this created .class files. I then moved them into another directory (to get rid of the sources) and ran jar to create the archive.

 

 

2) Once we have icontrol jar file. To execute "LocalLBPool.java" with in Websphere 5.1.1, what other jar files do I need. I have downloaded "XTrustProvider.java" and I am using "XTrustProvider.install();" in my "LocalLBPool.java".

 

 

The only jar files you should need beyond that are the ones distributed with Apache Axis and the JSSE provider libraries. I'm getting a feeling that this is the issue you are running into as I've heard that WebSphere has it's own version of those libraries. Since I've never used WebSphere I'm not quite sure the details around that. Hopefully someone else out there who is successfully making secure webservice calls from within WebSphere can chime in and help out with configuration.

 

 

The XTrustProvider is just another java file that you can include in your project. It hooks into the JSSE layer to allow self-signed certificates in the local acceptance policy.

 

 

Ok, I got WebSphere configured to work with HTTPS requests. Here's the steps I took to get things running.

 

 

1. install WebSphere 5.1.2

 

 

2. Create iControl jar file

 

2.a. cd {sdk_root}/sdk/samples/soap/java/apache/axis

 

2.b. edit setenv.bat with local java settings

 

2.c. run make.bat to create the binding sources

 

2.d. cd bindings/iControl

 

2.e. javac -classpath .. *.java

 

2.f. javac -classpath .. holders/*.java

 

2.g. cd ../..; mkdir obj; cd obj

 

2.h. xcopy ../bindings/* . /s /e

 

2.i. del /s *.java

 

2.k. jar cvf iControl.jar iControl

 

 

3. Create new project in WebSphere

 

 

4. Load up one of the sample files

 

 

5. Add the following external libraries to the project

 

{from WebSphere's runtime}

 

-- ibmjsse.jar

 

-- xml.jar

 

{from axis}

 

-- activation.jar

 

-- axis.jar

 

-- commons-discovery.jar

 

-- commons-logging.jar

 

-- jaxrpc.jar

 

-- mail.jar

 

-- wsdl4j-1.5.1.jar

 

{from sun}

 

-- saaj.jar

 

{iControl}

 

-- iControl.jar

 

 

6. Add the following to the java.security file in your WebSphere runtime

 

security.provider.3=com.ibm.jsse.IBMJSSEProvider

 

 

This was found in this technote from IBM:

 

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v4r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.support.was.doc/html/Java_Security_(JSSE_JCE)/1188709.html

 

Click here

 

 

7. Compile and run

 

 

Hope this helps...

 

 

-Joe