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Added changes to support TWO-WAY Authentication while connecting to oracle DB while bringing up JRF domain (#1181)
* Added changes to support TWO-Way Authentication while connecting to oracle DB
* Added changes to support TWO-Way Authentication while connecting to oracle DB
* Made changes to re-use existing function
* Update rcuinfo.md
* Update rcuinfo.md
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#### SSL database using SSO for authentication
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For an SSL database, with an `SSO` wallet, use the following example:
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For an Oracle SSL database with TW0_WAY SSL enabled, with an `SSO` wallet, use the following example:
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```yaml
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domainInfo:
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RCUDbInfo:
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useSSL : true
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rcu_db_conn_string: <reuired URL string for use with -run_rcu>
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rcu_db_conn_string: <required URL string for use with -run_rcu>
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rcu_prefix : DEV
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rcu_admin_password: <required with -run_rcu flag>
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rcu_schema_password: <required with -run_rcu flag>
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oracle.net.tns_admin: <absolute path of the unzipped wallet root directory>
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```
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For an Oracle SSL database with ONE_WAY SSL enabled, with an `SSO` wallet, use the following example:
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```yaml
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domainInfo:
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RCUDbInfo:
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useSSL : true
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rcu_db_conn_string: <required URL string for use with -run_rcu>
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rcu_prefix : DEV
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rcu_admin_password: <required with -run_rcu flag>
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rcu_schema_password: <required with -run_rcu flag>
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tns.alias: <alias of ssl db in the tnsnames.ora file>
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javax.net,ssl.trustStore: <truststore found in unzipped wallet, i.e cwallet.sso>
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javax.net.ssl.trustStoreType: SSO
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oracle.net.tns_admin: <absolute path of the unzipped wallet root directory>
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```
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#### SSL database using PKCS12 for authentication
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For an SSL database, with a `PKCS12` wallet, use the following example:
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For an Oracle SSL database with TW0_WAY SSL enabled, with a `PKCS12` wallet, use the following example:
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```yaml
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domainInfo:
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RCUDbInfo:
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useSSL : true
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rcu_db_conn_string: <reuired URL string for use with -run_rcu>
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rcu_db_conn_string: <required URL string for use with -run_rcu>
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rcu_prefix : DEV
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rcu_admin_password: <required with -run_rcu flag>
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rcu_schema_password: <required with -run_rcu flag>
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javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword: <password of the truststore>
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oracle.net.tns_admin: <absolute path of the unzipped wallet root directory>
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```
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For an Oracle SSL database with ONE_WAY SSL enabled, with a `PKCS12` wallet, use the following example:
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```yaml
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domainInfo:
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RCUDbInfo:
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useSSL : true
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rcu_db_conn_string: <required URL string for use with -run_rcu>
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rcu_prefix : DEV
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rcu_admin_password: <required with -run_rcu flag>
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rcu_schema_password: <required with -run_rcu flag>
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tns.alias: <alias of ssl db in the tnsnames.ora file>
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javax.net.ssl.trustStore: <truststore found in the unzipped wallet, i.e ewallet.p12>
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javax.net.ssl.trustStoreType: PKCS12
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javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword: <password of the truststore>
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oracle.net.tns_admin: <absolute path of the unzipped wallet root directory>
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```
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When using a PKCS12 wallet, you must include the Oracle PKI provider to access your wallet. Add the Oracle PKI provider to your Java `java.security` file. For more information, see Section 2.2.4 "How can Oracle wallets be used in Java" in [SSL with Oracle JDBC Thin Driver](https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/wp-oracle-jdbc-thin-ssl-130128.pdf).
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