Hi Richard,
Not sure how "bleeding edge" you are, wrt CXF, but the SSL config
model is about to go a substantial change. The old config model
(configuring TLS paramters on a logical WSDL port) had some issues,
particularly in container environments where you might have multiple
WSDLs with the same http(s) address, but with different TLS
parameters (or policies, if you will).
Cf http://tinyurl.com/2nldwn
Just a "head's up"
-Fred
On Jun 6, 2007, at 9:48 AM, Shaw, Richard A wrote:
I've secured my service as per the hello_world_https sample but
when I try to talk to my service it fails to get the WSDL.
I'm creating my service as follows -
QName serviceName = new QName("http://www.atkinsglobal.com/inform/
dataaccess", "DataAccessService");
DataAccessService dataAccessService = new DataAccessService(new URL
("http://localhost:9092/ChannelStore?wsdl";), serviceName);
I guess my problem is that my request for the wsdl is being
rejected because I'm not asking for it securely.
My client config contains a the following conduit -
<http:conduit id="{http://www.atkinsglobal.com/inform/dataaccess}
DataAccessPort.http-conduit">
How should I fix this ? Should I have a copy of the wsdl file
locally ?
Richard Shaw
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