From /usr/share/ssl/certs:
tar -cvf certs-working.tar *
rm -f imapd.pem
make imapd.pem
(enter certificate details)
openssl x509 -in imapd.pem -out imapd.crt
import imapd.crt by double-clicking on it in Windows.
I’ve been using WSAD to write J2EE apps for several years. Recently I installled Windows XP on my laptop next to Windows 2000. WSAD is installed on the Windows 2000 side and won’t run because it can’t find the license. Rather than reinstalling I started to run eclipse (V3M8). I was working on a web application for my children and wanted to make a simple change. I copied the WSAD project into eclipse and created a simple ant build.xml with a war task. Well, what do you know, it worked! I was able to deploy it to tomcat 5 through the manager app with the greatest of ease. So now I can write servlets and JSPs with eclipse with no special plug-ins.
I feel like I’m entering the J1EE age.
(Note for those who don’t get the joke: the servlet API predates Java 2 and J2EE.)