

Different JDK levels can produce different exception types with different text, but the meaning is the same. The following exception occurred: : password can't be null (JAX-WS) The following exception occurred: : requested entry requires a passwordĪt (KeyStoreSpi.java:443)Īt (KeyStore.java:1241)Īt .KeyStoreManager.createKeyInformation(KeyStoreManager.java:459)Īt .KeyStoreManager.getKeyInformation(KeyStoreManager.java:384)Īt .KeyStoreManager.getKeyInformation(KeyStoreManager.java:326)Īt .X509ConsumeLoginModule.resolveKeyInfo(X509ConsumeLoginModule.java:479)Īt .X509ConsumeLoginModule.login(X509ConsumeLoginModule.java:234)Īt .CommonTokenConsumer.invoke(CommonTokenConsumer.java:265)Īt .(CommonContentConsumer.java:567)Īt .(CommonContentConsumer.java:270)Īt .(KeyInfoConsumer.java:190)Īt .(SignatureConsumer.java:1042)Īt .(SignatureConsumer.java:254)įor more information on where you must configure private keys vs public keys in the WS-Security bindings, see the Callback handler settings for JAX-WS topic in the Knowledge Center.ĬWWSS5312E: The Application Server cannot retrieve the ' myKey ' key from t he ' c:/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/server1/etc/ws-security/webstore.jks ' keystore. KeyStoreManag E CWWSS5312E: The Application Server cannot retrieve the 'myKey' key from the 'c:/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/server1/etc/ws-security/webstore.jks' keystore. When the following error is emitted, the cause is most likely that you have configured a keyEntry alias in a keystore (which requires a password) in a field in the WS-Security bindings that is intended for trust (that you do not provide a password), such as the Trust Store or the keystore on a digital signature consumer callback handler.

The following exception occurred: : trusted certificate entries are not password-protectedĪt (KeyStoreSpi.java:478)Īt (KeyStore.java:1314)Īt .KeyStoreManager.createKeyInformation(KeyStoreManager.java:568) 000000d0 KeyStoreManag E CWWSS5312E: The Application Server cannot retrieve the 'my-public' key from the '/opt/keys/keystore.jks' keystore. 000000d0 KeyStoreManag > createKeyInformation(KeyStore keyStore, String alias, char keyPassword, String keyName)boolean isHWKeyStoreRef) Entry When you get this error, you will most likely see something like this in a WS-Security trace: 000000d0 KeyStoreManag 3 There is no cached key information with the keystore and the alias. The following exception occurred: : trusted certificate entries are not password-protected The following exception occurred: : Cannot recover keyĬWWSS5312E: The Application Server cannot retrieve the 'gateway-public' key from the '/apps/ki01/e8-was85-pt02/AppServer/etc/ShowcaseKeyStore-tpt.jks' keystore. If it is, you will also see entries like the following in a WS-Security trace: KeyStoreManag 3 UnrecoverableKeyException encountered. The password may be incorrect for a private key. The following exception occurred: ocurred while running action:

CWWSS5312E: The Application Server cannot retrieve the 'myKey' key from the 'c:/WebSphere/AppServer/profiles/server1/etc/ws-security/webstore.jks' keystore. Remove the hotfix from the hotfix directory.The keystore password is incorrect.Follow the standard procedure to change the password for the admin user.Log in to the XL Deploy interface as the admin user with any password.If you are using XL Deploy 5.0.x, copy the hotfix to the hotfix/lib directory. If you are using XL Deploy 4.5.x or earlier, copy the hotfix to the hotfix directory of the XL Deploy server.Back up your XL Deploy configuration and repository.After you have the hotfix, stop the XL Deploy server.Contact the XebiaLabs support team to request the hotfix.

To reset the password for the admin user:
