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The default SSL CA (certificate authority) certificates that Profound.js trusts are bundled with the product. The bundle includes the well known CAs and so should work fine if your server SSL certificate is issued by a well known authority. If your server is using a certificate issued by an unknown authority (such as a local/self-managed authority) you can override the CA certificates by setting the PROFOUNDJS_COMM_KEYRING environment variable. This variable can be set either to a file path on the IFS or to the special value *SYSTEM to use the CAs from the Digital Certificate Manager's *SYSTEM store. The keyring file must be in the IBM key database (KDB) format. For example:
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| title | Use *SYSTEM Store for CAs |
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ADDENVVAR ENVVAR(PROFOUNDJS_COMM_KEYRING) VALUE(*SYSTEM) |
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| title | Use Alternate KDB File for CAs |
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ADDENVVAR ENVVAR(PROFOUNDJS_COMM_KEYRING) VALUE('/MyDir/MyCAs.kdb') |
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