A brief introduction to the use of the Java-keytool tool

      This article mainly explains how to open and use the Java-keytool tool. For details on the use of the Java--keytool certificate tool, please refer to the article:  java keytool certificate tool usage summary    .


       Open the CMD window and enter the keytool command, you can find that the Win system does not recognize this command. As shown in Figure 1 below


Figure 1


     In fact, the keytool tool has been decompressed into the corresponding jdk-bin directory during the JDK installation process. Taking the JDK1.8 tool I installed as an example, the directory where the keytool.exe tool is located is: D:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_40\bin . As shown in Figure 2 below    


Figure II


       Since I did not configure the specific environment variable path of keytool.exe in the computer, I need to jump the path to the D:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_40\bin directory in the CMD window, and then the keytool command can be used. . As shown in Figure 3 below 

         If a small partner does not want to use the keytool command every time in the CMD window to jump the path to the jdk-bin directory, you need to configure the corresponding environment variables. I personally speculate that the path to keytool.exe needs to be added to the environment variable Path.


Figure 3


        Sincerely, this blog is over.

 

       The purpose of writing this blog is that I need to use the keytool tool when I watch the learning video of Mr. Zhou Li teaching Spring Cloud, "Configuration Attribute Encryption--Symmetric Encryption, Configuration Attribute Encryption--Asymmetric Encryption" 2 subsections to complete the encryption and decryption operations.  



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