Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
Java Open Clients

> ## Managing Certificate Store files

> The `procertm` utility is run from a command line and has the following syntax:

> Syntax
>      procertm [options] cert_store

> ``options``

> Any combination of the following, in any order:

> - `-v` — Prints verbose information about the progress of the digital certificates import and export. When used with `-l`, additional digital certificate field information is printed.
> - `-l` — Lists the contents of the `cert_store` file after all import, export, and remove operations are completed.
> - `-p` — Prints the digital certificate list the `cert_store` contents to the file `cert_store.dcl`, after all import, export and remove operations are completed.
> - `-i` `cert` — Imports certificate file(s) matching `cert` to `cert_store` from the working directory. The `cert_store` file is created as required. You can specify this option multiple times. See the definition of `cert` below.
> - `-e` `cert` — Exports the certificate file(s) matching `cert` from `cert_store` to the working directory. Any subdirectories are created if required.You can specify this option multiple times. See the definition of `cert` below.
> - `-r` `cert` — Removes the certificate file(s) matching `cert` from `cert_store`. You can specify this option multiple times. See the definition of `cert` below.
> - `-d` — Sets the working directory path where certificates are imported from or exported to. The default is the current working directory.
> ``cert``

> Path to the digital certificate you want to import, export, or remove. This is used with the `-i`, `-e`, and `-r` options.

> When importing, the path is relative path to the working directory. When exporting or removing digital certificates from `cert_store`, the path is the full digital certificate path specified in `cert_store`. Subdirectories should be specified with a forward slash (`/`).

> You can use multicharacter (`*`) and single-character (`?`) wildcards in the `cert` filename and file extension.

> ``cert_store``

> Path to the `.zip` or `.jar` certificate store file. If the certificate store file does not exist, and you are importing digital certificates, a new file is created.

> When you run `procertm`, it performs the options in the following order:

> 1. Imports any certificates specified with the `-i` option from the working directory into `cert_store`. If a certificate is not found, a warning message displays.

> 2. Exports any certificates specified with the `-e` option from `cert_store` to the working directory. If a certificate is not found, a warning message displays.

> 3. Removes any certificates specified with the `-r` option from `cert_store`. If a certificate is not found, a warning message displays.

> 4. Shows the resulting `cert_store` file contents, if the `-l` option is specified.

> 5. Prints any digital certificate list information, if the `-p` options is specified.

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