Hello.
I would like to know if AEM comes with a in built key store? Is there a documentation on this to support this. I could not find any.
If it does I would appreciate to point me to the documentation this
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AEM has a keystore functionailty where you can upload your private and public keys and use them in your Java code
Please find the below documentation for reference
https://joao.ws/how-to-use-the-aem-key-store/
AEM has a keystore functionailty where you can upload your private and public keys and use them in your Java code
Please find the below documentation for reference
https://joao.ws/how-to-use-the-aem-key-store/
Thanks. So where does the keystore reside -on the AEM server? Do we create the KeyStore or does it come created for you?
Hi,
AEM does come with a keyStore, but I’m not sure if this is officially documented beyond its use for SAML integration. You can find some blog posts discussing its usage here: https://joao.ws/how-to-use-the-aem-key-store/ https://www.theaemmaven.com/post/private-keys-the-keystore-and-encryption .
Additionally, the official SAML documentation includes information on configuring the keyStore:
And most important you can find the JavaDoc here: https://developer.adobe.com/experience-manager/reference-materials/6-5/javadoc/com/adobe/granite/key...
Hope this helps.
Thanks. It seems AEM comes with Inbuilt KeyStore. So if it does, how do I digitally sign documents
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