On 08/02/2017 12:21, Simone Bordet wrote:
You have to detail what you're doing, as it's not clear.
Are you starting Jetty as a standalone server, and you want to add a
component to the server that reads the keystore path ?
Are you starting Jetty using embedded code ?
It's not embedded; I start it using start.jar and all the standard XML
config. I have a ServletContextListener that spins off a couple of
background threads, and now it also starts another thread to monitor the
keystore file, which basically looks like this:
public void run () {
SslContextFactory s = new SslContextFactory();
keystoreFile = new File(s.getKeyStorePath());
keystoreDate = keystoreFile.lastModified();
while (!shutdown) {
if (keystoreDate != keystoreFile.lastModified()) {
try {
s.reload(scf -> {});
keystoreDate = keystoreFile.lastModified();
context.log("Keystore monitor: Keystore updated successfully");
}
catch (Exception e) {
context.log("Keystore monitor: Keystore update failed:"
+ stackTrace(e));
}
sleep (PERIOD);
}
}
(For the moment I'm assuming that I'm replacing the entire keystore file.)
Thanks,
--
John English
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