Jim,
It sounds like the key that is in your keystore is not trusted by your
truststore.
Do you know how these keystores were generated?
Thanks
-Mark
------ Original Message ------
From: "Jim Reilly" <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: 4/30/2015 9:43:09 AM
Subject: Re: Testing the Receiving of an HTTP Post with "Send As
FlowFile"
So, I throttled logging more (changed to DEBUG).
I see this error now from the ListenHTTP component:HttpConnection ->
SSLException: Received fatal alert: certificate_unknown.
Again, I have a PostHTTP using a https URL and configured secure
service content communication to a ListenHTTP running on the same
diagram in nifi. I do also have the nifi web app running on https
and configured as such....
Are their steps I need to take to make ListenHTTP component see the
certs...?? ( eg: I'm kinds new to using certs).
Thanks!!!
Tkx,
Jim
From: Jim Reilly <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2015 2:22 PM
Subject: Re: Testing the Receiving of an HTTP Post with "Send As
FlowFile"
Mark,
Adding that contentListener to the URL worked like a charm, tkx!
Now, I am adding in https and certificates into the mix and testing
that flow.
I did the 2 way auth, and made the appropriate changed to the config
and property files...I can log into the GUI with https also, with the
the cert's setup.
I added the SSL content service settings in the xml file., and selected
that service in PostHTTP and ListenHTTP processor properties in the
GUI.(I am trying to test the flow before I interact with the other
service/customer).
Can I use a PostHTTP using https and send to the same instance of NiFi
to the ListenHTTP (running on the same machine, and same flow
diagram)....?I have the https in the url and port set to 8443, and
have ListenHTTP running on 8443
Again, this works with regular http, but getting issues with https.
Error: PKIX path validation failed: CertPathValidatorException:
signature check failed
PS: This might sound similar to the Site-to-Site stuff going on in
other threads. It sounded like something like this does not work in
site-to-site, but I'm not using that.... (again just PostHTTP and
ListenHTTP).
I don't have much control of the flow, just following the requirements
from the customer... ;-)
Tkx,
Jim
From: Jim Reilly <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, April 27, 2015 12:02 PM
Subject: Re: Testing the Receiving of an HTTP Post with "Send As
FlowFile"
Mark,
Yes, that does help, I'll add the contentListener part in the URL, I
did not have that...
As for new flow part, it's in the same diagram, just 2 separate parts
(or flows ) in that 1 diagram.When the PostHTTP processor tries to send
the flowfile, I get an error in nifi that says something like:
cannot post FlowFiles, post not supported.... dont't have exact msg
with me...
My nifi system is running in a lab, and do not have internet access
there, so I'll try that out..
Many thanks!!!!!
Tkx,
Jim
From: Mark Payne <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, April 27, 2015 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: Testing the Receiving of an HTTP Post with "Send As
FlowFile"
Jim,
Can you explain a bit further what you mean by "So, I created a new
flow
with the ListenHTTP processor to receive the post request, but that
does
not accept an http POST."?
PostHTTP and ListenHTTP really were designed to be used together (this
was the primary mechanism for sharing data between two NiFi instances
before site-to-site was created) and should integrate nicely.
When you perform the Post, though, be sure that the URL that you post
to
ends with "/contentListener". I.e., if ListenHTTP and PostHTTP both are
running on the same box, you would post to
http://localhost:4444/contentListener, for instance.
Does this help at all?
Thanks
-Mark
------ Original Message ------
From: "Jim Reilly" <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: 4/27/2015 11:33:20 AM
Subject: Testing the Receiving of an HTTP Post with "Send As FlowFile"
Hi,
I have a file on disk, and use the GetFile processor to retrieve it,
then use the PostHTTP processor to send it out.
I need to test this flow, before I actually send the http POST to a
specified URL.
I have a test servlet that received the HTTP Post and reads that data
of out the request object.
But, when I change the PostHTTP to "Send As FlowFile" (per my
requirement), it does not work since the PostHTTP does some prior
validation steps to see what version of flowfile to use.
Thus, my servlet does not work.
So, I created a new flow with the ListenHTTP processor to receive the
post request, but that does not accept an http POST.
So, how can I test my flow of sending a file off disk, using an
PostHTTP processor (per requirements)...??
Tkx,
Jim
