# create a new, empty, wallet with auto login enabled so a .sso file is created and an applicatino can use the wallet without a password
orapki wallet create -wallet wallet/ -auto_login
# create the private key for the certificate in the new wallet
orapki wallet add -wallet wallet/ -dn "C=<Coutry>, ST=<State>, L=<City>, O=<Org>, OU=<OU>, CN=<Common Name>" -keysize 2048 -pwd OurPassword
# display your current work, verify the CN is correct
orapki wallet display -wallet wallet/
# export the CSR for the newly created private key
orapki wallet export -wallet wallet/ -dn "C=<Coutry>, ST=<State>, L=<City>, O=<Org>, OU=<OU>, CN=<Common Name>" -request wallet/cert.csr -pwd OurPassword
# get your CSR submitted and the signed certificate saved as user_cert.pem
# add the Root CA certificate as a trusted cert in to the wallet
orapki wallet add -wallet wallet/ -trusted_cert -cert wallet/root.pem -pwd OurPassword
# add the Intermediate CA certificate as a trusted cert in to the wallet
orapki wallet add -wallet wallet/ -trusted_cert -cert wallet/intermediate.pem -pwd OurPassword
# add the signed public key certificate in to the wallet
orapki wallet add -wallet wallet/ -user_cert -cert wallet/user_cert.pem -pwd OurPassword
# display the wallet and confirm you see 3 "Subject" lines. The Root, Intermediate, and user certs should be listed.
orapki wallet display -wallet wallet/
