I'm trying to solve the same problem. Could you post your
LenientSslSocketFactory class? I'd like to know how you associate it with the
trustManagers.
Thanks.
Shaoguang
aaron aston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think I just did this to support self-signed certs ... Axis2 uses the
Apache HttpClient instead of the 'normal' Java HttpURLConnection. You can
configure a new 'https' protocol using the HttpClient API, specifying your own
socket factory.
Protocol protocol = new Protocol("https", new
LenientSslSocketFactory(trustManagers), 443);
Protocol.register("https", protocol);
where LenientSslSocketFactory implements the HttpClient interface
SecureProtocolSocketFactory.
er ... SecureProtocolSocketFactory doesn't seem to be related to
javax.net.SocketFactory at all though ...
Aaron.
On 5-Apr-07, at 4:39 PM, Mahesh Rachakonda wrote:
I have been using Axis2 client with default JSSE to create ssl connections.
Now I have a need to use Entrust certificate stores, so I can provide a JSSE
SSLSocketFactory or a socket to Axis2. I am having a hard time figuring out how
to go about it. I see that the previous versions (Axis) offered the following
approach which is no longer available:
org.apache.axis.AxisProperties.setProperty("axis.socketSecureFactory",
"mypackage.MySSLSocketFactory");
Any help is sincerely appreciated. Thanks!
Mahesh
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