Rampart client config files loading from aar

[Rutton Rankin <Ru...@gmx.de>]

Hi,
I have a setup of a web service that uses other web services to provide
its functionality and therefore needs to be a client for these web
services as well.
This web service runs fine.
Now I want this service to use the rampart security features (and the by this service used services also). As I know,
a rampart client needs a couple of configuration files to provide its
functionality.

What I want to know is, how is it possible to load the needed
configuration files for rampart (axis2.xml, client.properties,
client.jks) from the web service archive file (aar). I have read that I
can instruct a specific class loader to get a ressource from an aar and
I also read about how to create  a custom configuration for an axis
client. Unfortunately I have dificulties to bring these two things together.

Hope  I can get some help with this.

      Regards,
      Rutton.


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Re: Rampart client config files loading from aar

[Rutton Rankin <Ru...@gmx.de>]

I have found the solution for the problem in the thread
"issues in using custom configuration context"

Thanks.

Rutton Rankin wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a setup of a web service that uses other web services to provide
> its functionality and therefore needs to be a client for these web
> services as well.
> This web service runs fine.
> Now I want this service to use the rampart security features (and the by this service used services also). As I know,
> a rampart client needs a couple of configuration files to provide its
> functionality.
>
> What I want to know is, how is it possible to load the needed
> configuration files for rampart (axis2.xml, client.properties,
> client.jks) from the web service archive file (aar). I have read that I
> can instruct a specific class loader to get a ressource from an aar and
> I also read about how to create  a custom configuration for an axis
> client. Unfortunately I have dificulties to bring these two things together.
>
> Hope  I can get some help with this.
>
>       Regards,
>       Rutton.
>
>
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