Fisheye with PKCS12 directly utilized

Question

I currently have Confluence, JIRA, Crowd, and Bamboo configured to use the PKCS12 for SSL directly.

I am trying to find out if I can do the same with Fisheye. All I can see are the common commands to generate the various certificate types typically used by Java that are in the other configuration documents. In interest of consistency in my environment is there a way to configure Fisheye with the equivalent Tomcat keystoreType=PKCS12 switch?

Piotr Swiecicki · Answer

Mike,
Thanks for clarification.  At the moment the only  keystore format supported by FishEye/Crucible is JKS.  I can see Jetty (embedded in FishEye/Crucible) supports PKCS12 keystores, so seems like there are no reasons to not consider such improvement.  Would you consider raising a public issue in http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE project and vote on it, please? 
Kind regards,
Piotr

Mike Rathwell · Answer

Adding to my comment... What I'd be looking for is what is described in the server.xml for my Confluence, JIRA, Bamboo, and Crowd instances... The Connector statement is in the following form:

Mike Rathwell · Answer

Piotr,

I did see that page... It doesn't do what I was looking for (and the Atlassian Answers site told me I had blacklisted words when I tried to explain it more fully). In my JIRA, Bamboo, and Confluence instances, I use the PKCS12 DIRECTLY. I can set the keystoreType in the server.xml config file and just point at it without extracting the other variants of the certificate to use in traditional java keystore mode. What i was looking for was how to do that...