I just fixed a build break which was due to changes in the stream API. These changes were not applied to the ssl portion (since it is normally not built, unless --enable-openssl=true).
-sahan On 11/11/06, Sahan Gamage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Samisa, This is one undocumented feature of Axis2C :). To enable SSL you need to do the following: - Configure with enable-openssl=true - In the axis2.xml uncomment the transport sender named https. - Set the environment variable AXIS2_SSL_CA_FILE giving the path of the server certificate in PEM format. - Use a service epr url starting with "https" Some additional points: - The easiest way to obtain the server certificate in pem format is by running the openssl command with s_client subcommand. Run the "openssl s_client -connect <server_name>:<server_port>" and copy and paste the portion of the output bounded by: -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE------ -----END CERTIFICATE----- (including those) to a file <file_name>.pem In the above command <server_name> is the host name of the server. Rip off the "http" portion. <port> is usually 443 for most SSL connections. openssl's default is 4443. - I observed that if the AXIS2_SSL_CA_FILE path begins with '~' openssl fails to load the certificate. So, use absolute paths or relative paths not containing '~'(home dir) -sahan On 11/11/06, Samisa Abeysinghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sahan, > I need some help running a client with SSL. > Can you please direct me on what I should be doing to get the client > running. > Thanks, > Samisa... > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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