Stephen Swensen created CAMEL-7260:
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Summary: Documentation Bug - HTTP4 Component Configuration
Key: CAMEL-7260
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-7260
Project: Camel
Issue Type: Bug
Components: camel-http4
Reporter: Stephen Swensen
Priority: Minor
There is a bug in the HTTP4 component documentation at
http://camel.apache.org/http4.
Under "Setting up SSL for HTTP Client", the "Programmatic configuration of the
component" example shows setting the SSLContextParameters of the http4
component instead of the correct https4 component.
It might also be helpful to give an example of using the SSLContextParameters
to force https4 to use a specific protocol, such as SSLv3. Notably, the
underlying Apache HttpClient 4.x does not respect the Java environment variable
"https.protocols", the only way I was able to successfully force SSLv3 in my
case was by configuring the SSLContextParameters of the https4 component.
My groovy spring DSL looks like this:
sslContextParams(SSLContextParameters) {
secureSocketProtocols = new SecureSocketProtocolsParameters().with {
secureSocketProtocol.add('SSLv3'); it }
secureSocketProtocol = "SSLv3"
}
https4(org.apache.camel.component.http4.HttpComponent) {
connectionsPerRoute = 50
sslContextParameters = ref('sslContextParams')
}
Note that setting SSLContextParameters.secureSocketProtocol alone is not
sufficient, secureSocketProtocols also needs to be set (and I had
hand-instantiate it as the list is not easily constructable via Spring - for me
at least).
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