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We are using to wiremock-standalone-8 version 2.31 to create a wire mock instance locally and found that we needed to override the keystore type but that the standard KeyStoreSource didn't use the provided type:
Use the provided keyStoreType when loading keystores.
Note that documentation in https://wiremock.org/docs/https/ doesn't actually work - keystores are always attempted to be loaded with the default keystore type.
This seems to be a regression. The type is respected in the Java 7 version of wiremock 2.27.2.
Use the provided keyStoreType when loading keystores.
Note that documentation in https://wiremock.org/docs/https/ doesn't actually work - keystores are always attempted to be loaded with the default keystore type.
This seems to be a regression. The type is respected in the Java 7 version of wiremock 2.27.2.
Co-authored-by: Kåre Fiedler Christiansen <Kaare.Christiansen@cryptomathic.com>
We are using to wiremock-standalone-8 version 2.31 to create a wire mock instance locally and found that we needed to override the keystore type but that the standard KeyStoreSource didn't use the provided type:
The line should be:
KeyStore trustStore = KeyStore.getInstance(keyStoreType);
This is a problem when working on a FIPS system because the default keystrokes have to be a particular BouncyCastle type.
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