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Posted to soap-user@xml.apache.org by ka...@in.ibm.com on 2000/12/06 08:12:26 UTC
SSL for SOAP on TOMCAT
Please kindly send a direct reply to me, as I am not a member of this
mailing list.
The system:
I have two tomcat-with-ssl-enabled servers running : one as frontend and
another as backend. The mode of communication between these to servers is
SOAP-based RPC-call with HTTP protocol binding. The SOAP version, on which
the SOAPserver is implemented, is IBM-SOAP-1.2.
I need your help here please :
Can I have SSL communication between these two servers (frontend and
backend) without any change to the SOAP-communications ? If no, then what
more whould I do -- do I have to upgrade SOAP version to APACHE SOAP2.0 ?
Thanks in Advance.
- Ashish
RE: SSL for SOAP on TOMCAT
Posted by CPC Livelink Admin <cp...@fitzpatrick.cc>.
Not being a user of SOAP, my answer is that usage of SSH (openssh.org) to
form a secure tunnel using port redirection would be effective. Then it
matters not what versions you are using.
-----Original Message-----
From: kashish@in.ibm.com [mailto:kashish@in.ibm.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 02:12 AM
To: tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org; soap-user@xml.apache.org
Subject: SSL for SOAP on TOMCAT
Please kindly send a direct reply to me, as I am not a member of this
mailing list.
The system:
I have two tomcat-with-ssl-enabled servers running : one as frontend and
another as backend. The mode of communication between these to servers is
SOAP-based RPC-call with HTTP protocol binding. The SOAP version, on which
the SOAPserver is implemented, is IBM-SOAP-1.2.
I need your help here please :
Can I have SSL communication between these two servers (frontend and
backend) without any change to the SOAP-communications ? If no, then what
more whould I do -- do I have to upgrade SOAP version to APACHE SOAP2.0 ?
Thanks in Advance.
- Ashish
RE: SSL for SOAP on TOMCAT
Posted by CPC Livelink Admin <cp...@fitzpatrick.cc>.
Not being a user of SOAP, my answer is that usage of SSH (openssh.org) to
form a secure tunnel using port redirection would be effective. Then it
matters not what versions you are using.
-----Original Message-----
From: kashish@in.ibm.com [mailto:kashish@in.ibm.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 02:12 AM
To: tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org; soap-user@xml.apache.org
Subject: SSL for SOAP on TOMCAT
Please kindly send a direct reply to me, as I am not a member of this
mailing list.
The system:
I have two tomcat-with-ssl-enabled servers running : one as frontend and
another as backend. The mode of communication between these to servers is
SOAP-based RPC-call with HTTP protocol binding. The SOAP version, on which
the SOAPserver is implemented, is IBM-SOAP-1.2.
I need your help here please :
Can I have SSL communication between these two servers (frontend and
backend) without any change to the SOAP-communications ? If no, then what
more whould I do -- do I have to upgrade SOAP version to APACHE SOAP2.0 ?
Thanks in Advance.
- Ashish
RE: SSL for SOAP on TOMCAT
Posted by CPC Livelink Admin <cp...@fitzpatrick.cc>.
Not being a user of SOAP, my answer is that usage of SSH (openssh.org) to
form a secure tunnel using port redirection would be effective. Then it
matters not what versions you are using.
-----Original Message-----
From: kashish@in.ibm.com [mailto:kashish@in.ibm.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 02:12 AM
To: tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org; soap-user@xml.apache.org
Subject: SSL for SOAP on TOMCAT
Please kindly send a direct reply to me, as I am not a member of this
mailing list.
The system:
I have two tomcat-with-ssl-enabled servers running : one as frontend and
another as backend. The mode of communication between these to servers is
SOAP-based RPC-call with HTTP protocol binding. The SOAP version, on which
the SOAPserver is implemented, is IBM-SOAP-1.2.
I need your help here please :
Can I have SSL communication between these two servers (frontend and
backend) without any change to the SOAP-communications ? If no, then what
more whould I do -- do I have to upgrade SOAP version to APACHE SOAP2.0 ?
Thanks in Advance.
- Ashish