Hi, Jef
Thank you for your reply.
I have your way to install certificate to my local PC but it doesn't work.
Maybe as my PC is Windows and need additional configurations.
But I get another way to load certificate, to set the parameter in brokerUri,
as following shows, it works.
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string brokerUri = "ssl://192.168.108.6:61617"
+ "?transport.acceptInvalidBrokerCert=true"
+ "&transport.clientCertFilename=client.p12"
+ "&transport.clientCertPassword=123456";
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By the way, just out of curiosity, why you use NMS.AMQP instead of ActiveMQ. Is
NMS.AMQP is better choice ?
Thank you very much. Enjoy a good day.
At 2024-08-30 17:18:06, "Willems Jef" <jef.will...@district09.gent> wrote:
>Hi there,
>
>I believe you should just install the certificate on your server of choice. We
>use docker, and just load the certificate into /etc/certificates, and ssl just
>works. We do use the NMS.AMQP package, and not the activemq one.
>
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