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Posted to soap-user@ws.apache.org by ha...@alberg.stph.net on 2000/12/07 05:11:18 UTC
Re: JSSE, SSL and Verisign Certificates
hello i am aslo trying to Implement SSL, i could not able to fallow can you
please tell me how did you worked out,
Hari Kishan Babu Charagundla
PrakashPatel@
cs.com To: soap-user@xml.apache.org
cc:
03/22/01 Subject: JSSE, SSL and Verisign Certificates
08:04 PM
Please
respond to
soap-user
I have managed to get the stock_quotes sample to work over SSL using Apache
v2.1; unfortunately, I don't entirely understand how.
Does anyone know how JSSE automatically works if you have a certificate
from
a trusted authority like Versign? JSSE must have a default keystore that is
uses. Where is it?
I have my client running on the server that has the certificate. Could it
be
that my client is picking up the keystore from the server? The JSSE doc
does
mention that JSSE will search for a keystore
jsdkxx/jre/lib/security/cacerts.
This file does exist since the client and server are on the same machine.
What is the cacerts file and who put it there? The stock example also works
when I manually specify the jsdkxxx/jre/lib/security/cacerts keystore on
the
command line.
The final question I have is regarding HttpClient. I read an article on
www.theserverside.com about HttpClient and how this should be used as the
transport for SOAP v2.0 for performance reasons...one of them being
keep-alive support. Is this something I should do for version 2.1? If I
want
SSL to work, should I get HttpClient to work with SSL and use this as the
SOAP Transport?
Thanks in advance,
Prakash