[Richard Ellis Conway]

The latest version of Resin Pro has (once again) changed the location of some of their files. In particular, the httpd.exe file is no longer under /bin. In any event, I can no longer start resin pro from MyEclipse — if I’m using OpenSSL. I get the following error message:

“SSL JNI was not properly initialized. Make sure the resinssl library is properly created and the SSL libraries are installed.”

Note that starting Resin Pro with OpenSSL from the command line works just fine.

This is running on a WIndows XP machine. The OpenSSL dll’s are located in RESIN_HOME (where the Resin httpd.exe file is also now located).

Any suggestions as to how to get Resin Pro to start up while using OpenSSL would be appreciated.

Regards,
Richard

[Richard Ellis Conway]

I tried a few things and the following works:

Make sure you have added the OpenSLL dll’s to the RESIN_HOME directory:

Files: LIBEAY32.dll and libssl32.dll

In addition to the configuration steps specified by MyEclipse for Resin, do the following:

In the ‘Append to library path’ box, add <resin>/win32

Regards,
Richard

[Scott Anderson]

Richard,

Thanks for the taking the time to post a followup to help everyone else. We appreciate it.

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