Invalid key in message
martijn,
seems as if you did everything right, please check the following things:
*Are you really using the vm you have patched or is there an other one?
*In my opinion the path should be <jdk_home>/jre/lib/security, anyway there is no need to create a new directory, you should overwrite existing *policy.jar files.
Regards
Heller
Hi Heller,
Spot on! I was running with my jdk at first into where i placed the policy jars.
Afterwards i noticed this and looked around in the jre dir where i did find lib/security, but with policy jars, and made the very wrong assumption that if they were there it was ok.
Anyway, it's clear even with running jre 1.6 the policy jars have to be replaced with 1.5 versions....
It's working now.
Thnx!
In addition to Heller, please check you are using the right java !
$> whereis java
I remember once, I almost get nuts because of a java jre upgrade that change the default to a new jre install.
My unrestricted policy was in a older jre directory !
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I'm having trouble to get rid of the "Invalid key in message" error.
I followed the leads i found on this forum but no result...
I'm running mec as2 1.0 build 23 on Ubuntu (kernel 2.6.12-10-386) with jdk1.6 and the policy jars (tried both java 5 and 6) in java_home/lib/security
I'm running a bit out of clues here...
Anyone a suggestion?