Thread: Re: [Beepcore-java-users] more problems with examples in beepcore java

Will do, but the only problem is that I'm just using
the beepd example which I believe is a .class file
(binary). If I place those lines in java.security do I
need to build a method for it or just add the lines (I
can comment them out later when I write my own code)

thanks

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Every time I have seen this it has been a jsse installation problem. Verify
the settings in your java.security file to make sure you have added the jsse
as a provider as per the jsse installation instructions. To validate that it
is a jsse installation problem you can try running the jsse samples and they
should fail in the same way.

--Huston

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From: "Steve" <yud...@ya...>
To: <bee...@li...>
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 6:39 PM
Subject: [Beepcore-java-users] more problems with examples in beepcore java


> Hi again.
>
> I think I've got everything working except now I get
> an error message saying:
> TLS algorithm not found. probable cause JSSE provider
> not added to java.security file
>
> or something to that extent.
>
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THANKS EVERYONE!

got the examples working! now on to some really fun
stuff. talk to you soon.

Steve

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On 3/11/02 10:24 AM, "Steve" <yud...@ya...> wrote:

> Will do, but the only problem is that I'm just using
> the beepd example which I believe is a .class file
> (binary). If I place those lines in java.security do I
> need to build a method for it or just add the lines (I
> can comment them out later when I write my own code)

Aha!  Yes, the beepd class was compiled with some old version of the beep
lib.  I ran into the exact same problem!  Apparently they moved the
namespaces around, updated the beep library, and the beepd java source.  But
they forgot to recompile the beepd class file so it is searching in the
wrong namespace for the beep lib.

All that is a long winded way of saying, you need to recompile the beepd
(Bing) java file that came with beepcore.  Once you do, the problem goes
away.  Since it is a single file, you should just be able to do a javac
including the beep libs in the classpath.  I believe the example sources are
already updated so its just a matter of recompile... If it won't recompile,
check the namespaces it uses for the security classes.

-iain


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Ok, recompiled the two .java files. moved the .class
files from examples.org.beepcore.beep.examples to
lib.org.beepcore.beep.examples (where the old Beepd
and Bing .class files were) tried to run Beepd again.
same error message about the missing algorithm. added
the immortal line to Beepd.java in main() but it
wouldn't compile. Now I have no idea what to do.

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On 3/11/02 11:31 AM, "Steve" <yud...@ya...> wrote:

> Ok, recompiled the two .java files. moved the .class
> files from examples.org.beepcore.beep.examples to
> lib.org.beepcore.beep.examples (where the old Beepd
> and Bing .class files were) tried to run Beepd again.
> same error message about the missing algorithm. added
> the immortal line to Beepd.java in main() but it
> wouldn't compile. Now I have no idea what to do.

Cut and paste your commandline and resulting stack trace dump into your
email reply.  These fixes worked for me...  ;)

-iain


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