What does this log statement on the server.log really indicate? Tried looking in various guides, google, etc. but am not coming up with if this is truly an issue and if so what to do about it.

The JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy File was not found. Please install it.

thanks, diane

you need to get it from oracle site:

this file is not shipped with standard JCE due to US law restriction on exporting certain security tech.

Hi Tong,

Even I see this message on the server.log

Afer downloading the JARS where do you want us to place these jars?

1> Under IS/lib/jars/custom or IS/lib/jars
2> Under JAVA/JRE
3> Do we need to re-boot the IS

Usually these files replace the corresponding ones under %JAVA_HOME%/jre/lib/security.

Yes, a restart of IS will be required.

Regards,
Holger

Did you mean /jre/lib/security/ inside your webMethods installation directory? - It does not work!

YEs that should be the path and It works for us atleast.

Files are US_export_policy and local_policy (jars)

HTH,
RMG

Even I did the same but it doesn’t work for me

Can you share the steps that you followed?

If I remember it correctly,there are no steps involved just uploaded the files to my unix installed JVM jre security path (mentioned in the chain) and restarted IS…

The JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy File was found.

HTH,
RMG

My bad… it is working I did not notice the word “found”