iOS Question Unable to create .csr file

hatzisn

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• Jun 1, 2025

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Try to download java 14.0.2 from Oracle archives and point b4i to this version.

 

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hongbii

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• Jun 1, 2025

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hatzisn said:

Try to download java 14.0.2 from Oracle archives and point b4i to this version.

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Hi, thanks for the reply,
Still getting the same error with java 14.0.2
btw i'm using local mac builder
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Build server version: 8.50
```

 

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hatzisn

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Are you sure it is not a permissions issue? F.e. a folder not accessible by the user you are using?

 

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hongbii

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• Jun 1, 2025

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hmm since it can generate other files like aps, B4i.keystore, and B4i files in the key folder, so i guess there is no permission issue?

 

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hongbii

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The error gone if i use Java 19,
Java 19: https://www.b4x.com/b4j/files/jdk-19.0.2.zip

Thanks all

 

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hongbii

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but somehow the .csr file generated by Java 19 is having this
Error: security: SecKeychainItemImport: MAC verification failed during PKCS12 import (wrong password?)
error

 

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hongbii

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managed to build it with openssl@1.1.1 (legacy) in the local Mac environment.
tested the jdk 1.8 and jdk 14, both jdk version are not compatible with openssl@3 in the local Mac environment,
the jdk 19 can work with openssl@3 in the localMac environment but the openssl@3 default pkcs12 algorithm is not compatible with MacOS security framework, see https://openradar.appspot.com/FB8988319

so i temporary downgrade the openssl to v1.1.1 to build this.
thanks

 

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Erel

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• Jun 2, 2025

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This issue is fixed in newer versions of B4i.

 

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• Jun 4, 2025

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Erel said:

This issue is fixed in newer versions of B4i.

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I've just bought and downloaded B4I, I assume I've got the latest version.

Is this the same error?



The tutorial I'm following says there should be a csr created here, which I need for my apple developer account to create the certificate. I only have the following 3 files:


What have I done wrong/not done? My JDK is C:\jdk-19.0.2\bin\javac.exe

Thanks
Ian

 

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Erel

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No. Better to start a new thread.

 

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Erel said:

No. Better to start a new thread.

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Ok will do.

 

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