Hey @ rahulj,
We recommend you to use the VDC Playground tool for your testing. Can you please download this tool and test from there?
You can find the guide on Getting Started with VDC Playground from this blog post here - https://developer.visa.com/pages/visa-developer-center-playground I have also attached the VDC Playground tool as an attachment for your convenience.
You can also refer to my instructions in the example below. There's screenshot examples but please input your own data for Endpoint, User Id, Password, Public Key, Private Key, Host and Port. Only use Host and Port if you're connected to the VPN (I was connected to VPN so I enabled this feature and inputted in my own Host/Port information).
To generate a keystore properly, I will need to use OpenSSL then create a p12 file then use the java keytool commands.
Or to generate a keystore properly, I can use the VDP Playground.
How to Use the VDC Playground to create a keystore
1. Go to Mutual SSL Certificates section and Browse for the Public Key and Private Key.
Public Key example: C:\Users\dtranyee\Documents\Test Project\VMPI_test1\cert.pem
Private Key example: C:\Users\dtranyee\Documents\Test Project\VMPI_test1\key_d7eb2138-ad0e-4030-9b10-6dded4541dc1.pem
2. Click on JKS button (Key Store section). A KeyStore Password pop up window will appear. Enter in KeyStore Password (eg. Password123) then click on Confirm.
3. Select location to save the file. Save it to the project folder and enter the File name: clientkeystore. (Note: it will add .jks to the file)
4. In red text on top left, it says Keystore File generated successfully.
5. Click on Run
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