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Unable to read repository [message #1842301]

Tue, 15 June 2021 20:42

Eclipse User

Hi All, I have been struggling from this issue now for over a week.
I am trying to install BW modeling tools from the website tools.hana.ondemand and keep getting the error:
Unable to read repository at tools.hana.ondemand.com/latest/content.xml.
PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target.

Steps taken from my end:
1. I have installed the required JAVA versions 11.0.11
2. I have tried to import my company's SSL certificate into the JVM for the running Eclipse. Followed the steps shared in the link:

The problem still persists

Attached are the details.
Can someone please help me with a solution.
Thanks

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Re: Unable to read repository [message #1842303 is a reply to message #1842301]

Wed, 16 June 2021 00:18

Eclipse User

Have you tried with just http instead of https? This is generally caused by the certificate being absent, so importing it into the JVM would be the way to go...

Re: Unable to read repository [message #1842353 is a reply to message #1842303]

Wed, 16 June 2021 23:26

Eclipse User

Thank you. I downloaded the certificates and then had to install it in the CAcert file in the JDK. This helped me to resolve the issue.

Thank you

Re: Unable to read repository [message #1852628 is a reply to message #1842301]

Fri, 27 May 2022 18:01

Eclipse User

Please check SAP Note 3131747 - "Unable to read repository at ..." during installation of ABAP Development Tools or required plugins:

Solution
Assuming that you can access the repository URL in your browser in Windows, you have the following option to import the certificate into your Eclipse:

Adapt the eclipse.ini file, in order to use the Microsoft Certificate Trust Store, in which the missing certificate is included:

Add the following lines into the "eclipse.ini" file right after the line:"-vmargs"

-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=NUL

-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStoreType=Windows-ROOT

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