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Idea Review. As part of our policy for regularly reassessing aged ideas we have recently discussed this enhancement request again, and unfortunately on this occasion it has been decided that we won't be taking this idea further forward as a business priority.
Thank you for raising this RFE and apologies for the time period it has been in Submitted status. We agree that this enhancement suggestion would improve the product. Status of the RFE is updated to Uncommitted Candidate.
Can you expand on your statement that with 10.0.0.7 you can use RACF keyrings for certificates? I looked at the new enhancements in that fix pack and more current ones and I don't see any information that documents you can now use a RACF keyring instead of the JKS keystore? Only way I have seen to use a RACF keyring is to use TLS.