3:27:56 PM lhein: jmurphey: hi Jane
3:28:06 PM lhein: can you open up the eclipse preferences
3:28:24 PM lhein: then go to General / Security / Secure Storage
3:28:38 PM lhein: and tell me what you see there

3:50:06 PM jmurphey: In the Password tab's Description pane, I see two items (bothchecked) OS X Keystore Integration and UI Prompt
3:50:52 PM jmurphey: in the Details box: The provider uses the operating system's keyring to store a randomly generated user-specific 'master' password. Users who can log into the operating system account can access contents of the secure storage.

3:55:27 PM lhein: ok, that explains why u don't see the dialog
3:57:45 PM lhein: on my machine its UI prompt

3:58:37 PM jmurphey: ok let me look there
3:59:14 PM jmurphey: When I select that option in the Desription pane, this text appears in the Details pane:The provider brings up a secure storage login dialog for the user to input the 'master' password. This provider does not persist the 'master' password in any way but relies on the user to input it.

4:00:46 PM lhein: it is persisted

4:02:45 PM jmurphey: ok, what next?

4:05:53 PM lhein: jmurphey: set ui prompt with higher prio than the OSX one
4:06:14 PM lhein: then start over with all steps but don't clear the workspace
4:06:24 PM lhein: just delete the .eclipse

4:11:02 PM jmurphey: lhein: I cannot change the priority of the UI Prompt entry in the in tGeneral / Security / Secure Storage preferneces. All I can do is disable the OS X Keystoe Integration entry

4:11:18 PM lhein: ok, try that then

4:11:31 PM jmurphey: ok
4:30:55 PM jmurphey: lhein: That did it! Got the dialog to enter a new master password.

4:31:04 PM lhein: great
4:31:18 PM lhein: so we fixed problem #1
4:31:31 PM lhein: next problem was the error on server startup

4:32:38 PM jmurphey: I'll start it up and see what happens (but I have already removed the 5 teiid components from JBDS as Brian suggested).

4:33:04 PM lhein: no worries
4:33:11 PM lhein: if that works its a teiid issue

4:35:26 PM jmurphey: it started, and I have yet to see that pesky Problem Occurred popup. But I probably would have if I hadn't uninstalled the Teiid plugins.

4:35:47 PM lhein: so no issue?
4:36:25 PM jmurphey: I will have to tell Mac users that they have to disable the OS X Keystore Integration entry
4:36:33 PM jmurphey: nope

4:36:57 PM lhein: well...no idea about that integrated keystore tbh
4:37:02 PM lhein: so I can't judge
4:37:08 PM lhein: maybe that one works fine

4:37:38 PM jmurphey: well it prevented the master password dialog from appearing
4:37:50 PM jmurphey: So that's no good!

4:38:06 PM lhein: yeah, but it seems that this is intended
4:38:40 PM lhein: and I don't know if that has negative effects

4:39:03 PM jmurphey: But if Mac users don't disable it, they won't be able to enter a master password, right?

4:39:07 PM lhein: so if you try now with the osx store and it still works then its fine
4:39:21 PM lhein: yeah, that store somehow works different
4:39:27 PM lhein: not sure how

4:39:51 PM jmurphey: don't quite  understand. Do you mean reenable it?

4:40:01 PM lhein: yes
4:40:12 PM lhein: and see what happens

4:40:24 PM jmurphey: Playing with fire…

4:40:36 PM lhein: now that you got rid of the teiid stuff maybe it works too

4:40:51 PM jmurphey: What happens in what context?

4:41:08 PM lhein: ?

4:41:26 PM jmurphey: reenable the OS X keystore jobbie and then?

4:41:40 PM lhein: then try to run the server
4:41:57 PM lhein: you could also do all 5 steps
4:42:02 PM lhein: just to be sure

4:42:07 PM jmurphey: oh shut the server down, reenable the jobbie, and then restart the server?
4:43:19 PM jmurphey: So, once I've created the new master password for the store, I don't have to mess with it again?
4:45:23 PM lhein: nope