I don't think that is necessary, the steps lead to the classpath that's within the properties in the Java Build Path. I believe whatever main class you are running, you can specify the package of which that class is in, here is an example of photo of what I mean by adding it to the classpath
Original Message:
Sent: Fri December 02, 2022 03:05 PM
From: Sharbel Nasra
Subject: IBM semeru open edition and IBMZSecurity provider.
Hi,
But i need you to tell me how to associate it to which package and the source module i should specify in eclipse ?
Thanks
Sharbel
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Sharbel Nasra
Original Message:
Sent: Fri December 02, 2022 12:17 PM
From: John Lee
Subject: IBM semeru open edition and IBMZSecurity provider.
Hi Sharbel,
Yes, I believe it should be the same steps in creating the jar file as you did with the zsecurity.jmod - I think you can still add it as an external jar from the Eclipse instructions specified in the doc.
I did the same steps and it appears to be okay from my end
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John Lee
Original Message:
Sent: Thu December 01, 2022 05:25 PM
From: Sharbel Nasra
Subject: IBM semeru open edition and IBMZSecurity provider.
hi John,
Please can you send me the steps to migrate the jmod ibm.healthcenter.jmod , i think its the same steps for creating zip and jar file, but the question is how i make the changes on eclipse for the package and source module?
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Sharbel Nasra
Original Message:
Sent: Wed November 30, 2022 12:29 PM
From: John Lee
Subject: IBM semeru open edition and IBMZSecurity provider.
Hi Sharbel,
I have noticed that you are trying to compile the code on Eclipse and it seems like the steps you took to start the process is good. Eclipse can be a bit wonky so here are some steps that I did to compile the code properly on Eclipse (The steps are listed in the document that is attached)
These were all the steps that I did to compile the code on Eclipse. I hope this helps
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John Lee
Original Message:
Sent: Wed November 30, 2022 11:41 AM
From: Sharbel Nasra
Subject: IBM semeru open edition and IBMZSecurity provider.
Exactly. You can tell me what the manual steps?
Yes I want to compile my code in non z/OS platforms.
Thanks
Sharbel
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Sharbel Nasra
Original Message:
Sent: Wed November 30, 2022 10:46 AM
From: James Tang
Subject: IBM semeru open edition and IBMZSecurity provider.
Reference thread from another category group here.
Hi Sharbel,
IBMZSecurity is not part of distributed platform SDKs. IBMZSecurity exists only in Java SDK products on z/OS downloads.
If you cannot use the z/OS Java SDK, and must develop / compile on non-z/OS platform needing access to IBMZSecurity for RACFInputStream, there will be a number of manual steps / workarounds needed.
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James Tang
Original Message:
Sent: Wed November 30, 2022 02:08 AM
From: Sharbel Nasra
Subject: IBM semeru open edition and IBMZSecurity provider.
Hi,
I working to migrate Java 8 code to Java 11.0.15, my code is using the security provider IBMZSecurity (which is added in JAVA 11.0.15), as the IBM guide
I developed the code using eclipse and downloaded Semeru Open edition 11.0.17 for windows, I tried to enable the IBMZSecurity provider in my jdk
library, to be added to the list of providers in java.security file, but I couldn't see that the RACFInputStream couldn't resolve in eclipse and I don't see
that the package com.ibm.crypto.zsecurity.provider is in the libraries of jdk 11,
, I downloaded JDK 11.0.17.8 - open j9.
Please can you help me to resolve this issue?
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Sharbel Nasra
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