Hi !!
I tried you said me and these are the results:
If I launch the server with ssl configuratin changing the factories, i.e.,
jacorb.ssl.socket_factory=org.jacorb.orb.factory.DefaultSocketFactory
jacorb.ssl.server_socket_factory=org.jacorb.orb.factory.DefaultServerSocketFactory
appear the
Maybe the IORInterceptor is the cleanest solution after all :) It needs some
more careful examination since the various pieces are already there and it
could just be a matter of configuration, I just haven't looked at it in much
detail...
Franscisco may know how to setup this?
A little dirty
Thank you very much,
I'll wait your solution.
Best regards
Javier
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I don't know exactly how ssl accelerators works, but would the exported IOR
need to contain the host/ssl port of the accelerator?
Another idea to try may be to configure normally the server for ssl, but use a
plain (non-ssl) connection factory, maybe?
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First at all, thanks
The ssl accelerator create a proxy with an external port and an internal port.
SSL traffic enter to external port. The card desencrypts the traffic and moves
it (now it's plain text) to the internal port.
I configured the proxy with 3529 (external port) and 3528(internal
Hi Dimitris,
Could you say in what file I have to change the connection factory, and which
are the factories?
Thanks
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I just checked and it probably won't work because SSLServerSocketFactory is a
subinterface of ServerSocketFactory, so it'll probably won't accept a value of
org.jacorb.orb.factory.DefaultServerSocketFactory
(try that anyways :)
All the relevant entries are in conf/jacorb.properties (in the
