This post has helped me a lot. Still trying to figure out the proper solution though. https://groups.google.com/g/bndtools-users/c/NAdU0_X8OKY

We already have the service pack installed. I am not referring to dependencies provided by this. My situation is when I add maven dependencies, perhaps ones I have created myself, to the project.

Hi, I am working on a project that was created recently using the AEM 6.5 archetype base project for best practices LINK and we have run into a few scenarios where we have added a dependency, then we code/build/deploy and the bundle will not start because it cannot import a needed package. I guess i...

Yes, open that site in a browser, view certificate, view certification path, and there you should find the CAs that must be trusted. In my case, I had 3 corporate CAs related to proxy that I had to add to java keystore. It is very important that you do this for the SAME java install that your local ...

I actually solved this issue by adding the relevant CA certificates into the Java keystore used by the java installation that runs my local AEM. Once that was done, the health check test call to get a token began to work. The reason I had this issue is because my corporate proxy does SSL interceptio...

I have this error too. Do you have a corporate proxy doing SSL interception? My theory is that may be my problem. I have tried adding the necessary CA certificates to the "global trust store" and it does nothing to help. Anyone from Adobe want to respond ??