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If one of your web application written using Jdeveloper need to use a third party certificate to make an ssl call, then the following need to be done In this example, my ssl certificate is for oracle hcm cloud rest api call which requires ssl certificate For this we need to import the certificate to the DemmoTrust.jsk keystore file. This file will be available in  Weblogic server’s lib folder. So here it is in Jdeveloper’s integrated weblogic server’s location  %MIDDLEWARE_HOME%\ wlserver_10.3\server\libs To import the certificate to the desired keystore we need to use ‘keytool’ available in jdk. The command is below: keytool -importcert -noprompt -trustcacerts -alias YOUR_FILE_NAME_LABEL -file PATH_TO_THE_CERT_FILE_YOU_DOWNLOADED -keystore PATH_TO_THE_JDEVELOPER_KEYSTORE -storepass DemoTrustKeyStorePassPhrase EX: keytool -importcert -noprompt -trustcacerts -alias hcm-aufsn4x0epa-cert -file "C:\certs\hcm-aufsn4x0epa.oracleoutsourcing.com.crt" -keystore ...

This article is to show you how to enable adf faces extensions for css editor in jdeveloper 11.1.1.9 You have an ADF Fusion Application and you have created a css file to write custom skin css properties. You are typing the adf faces components to customize their look and feel like af|panelFormLayout But the editor is not showing up the typeaheads? I mean the css editor is not helping you by listing out the options while you type af| ? Then check whether ADF extensions are enabled or not and if not enable it. how to do it ? Go to Tools --> Preferences --> CSS Editor And enable the ADF Faces Extension checkbox Click Ok Now go back to the css file. In the editor, now it will help you with adf extensions.