Unconnected sockets not implemented -- Issue

["Werling, Kristof" <kr...@hp.com>]

We are using a WSClient to call a web service. Works fine with http. Does not work with https. The Axis Error is : Unconnected sockets not implemented

However, when setting up a ssl connection in order to verify the key/trust store config it works just fine!

We tried a number of setups:

  -1- key and trust store were the same file. We used only file name to specify it (same dir as program)
  -2- key and trust store were the same file. Filename specified fully qualified
  -3- key and trust store are separate files, Filename was specified fully qualified for both.

Result is the same: Unconnected sockets not implemented

I found a number of entries here reporting the same, and also the web seems to be full of the issues. But there seems to be no solution.

Any help is very much appreciated!

Thanks.

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Re: Unconnected sockets not implemented -- Issue

["Боян Иванов(Boyan Ivanov)" <ti...@gmail.com>]

На вторник 11 март 2008, Werling, Kristof написахте:
> We are using a WSClient to call a web service. Works fine with http. Does
> not work with https. The Axis Error is : Unconnected sockets not
> implemented
>
> However, when setting up a ssl connection in order to verify the key/trust
> store config it works just fine!
>
> We tried a number of setups:
>
>   -1- key and trust store were the same file. We used only file name to
> specify it (same dir as program) -2- key and trust store were the same
> file. Filename specified fully qualified -3- key and trust store are
> separate files, Filename was specified fully qualified for both.
>
> Result is the same: Unconnected sockets not implemented
>
> I found a number of entries here reporting the same, and also the web seems
> to be full of the issues. But there seems to be no solution.
>
> Any help is very much appreciated!
>
> Thanks.

Well, I've stumbled upon this situation many times, but the problem has always 
been with the certificates I used, or the transparent proxy.
I'd set this option -Djavax.net.debug=all and see what's happening.
Maybe you're not passing the correct password, but the above option will show 
you which certificate is loaded and will give you more useful information 
about the cause of the problem.

Regards,
Boyan Ivanov




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