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Posted to dev@cxf.apache.org by Arthur 'AJ' Weaver <Ar...@publix.com> on 2008/05/12 23:25:30 UTC
Java client using CXF to call x509 secure service
I am looking for a post on using CXF to generate stub code and connect to a
secure (x509) service.
I am trying to do the same thing now with a Weblogic web service (but who
cares if its weblogic really, for all intents and purposes, its some web
service in a cloud with an x509 cert auth requirement)
I have the key... have added it to my keystore. I just am trying to use a
main method to call the service.... But to no avail and cant find a good
example.
FYI: I am not using HTTPS!!!, only using certs for authentication, not
encryption... its point to point so I don't care about encryption (plus I
know how to do that already).
The samples that come with CXF DL only go into using HTTPS for encryption...
again, not what I need.
Any examples, links, or pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks
AJ
Re: Java client using CXF to call x509 secure service
Posted by Glen Mazza <gl...@verizon.net>.
AJ, please ask this question on the user's list. The same developers
are there.
Glen
2008-05-12 Arthur 'AJ' Weaver:
> I am looking for a post on using CXF to generate stub code and connect to a
> secure (x509) service.
>
> I am trying to do the same thing now with a Weblogic web service (but who
> cares if its weblogic really, for all intents and purposes, its some web
> service in a cloud with an x509 cert auth requirement)
>
> I have the key... have added it to my keystore. I just am trying to use a
> main method to call the service.... But to no avail and cant find a good
> example.
>
> FYI: I am not using HTTPS!!!, only using certs for authentication, not
> encryption... its point to point so I don't care about encryption (plus I
> know how to do that already).
>
> The samples that come with CXF DL only go into using HTTPS for encryption...
> again, not what I need.
>
> Any examples, links, or pointers would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> AJ
>