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How can I use self-signed certificate to encrypt the java spring request message?

I'm having trouble encrypting a message in Java Spring (Spring Boot) using trusted self-signed certificate. I have built an app which sends a message to a target service. I've been provided with a certificate for Message Level Security which I added to the keystore. The app reads the keystore and tries to encrypt the message using the certificate but I'm getting an error during sending of the request saying "Servlet.service() for servlet [dispatcherServlet] in context with path [] threw exception [Request processing failed; nested exception is java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: not an RSA key!] with root cause java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: not an RSA key!"

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Calvin Anderson

The Devils Advocate

Your best bet is to go on the Java discussion board for this type of question.

Answered over 8 years ago

Christian Foster

Information Security Officer for rent.

You can't use a DSA for RSA encryption. They operate in entirely different ways, instead generate an RSA key and use that. PM me if you have trouble.

Answered about 8 years ago

David Favor

Fractional CTO

Investigate Letsencrypt + post your question to their forums.

Likely their free SSL certificate signing system can be used in your case.

Answered almost 8 years ago