As it turns out Amazon S3 doesn't actually require SSL (though the documentation seemed to indicate otherwise).
That being said, I'm not in a big rush, and I'll wait till the SSL support comes out in a future release. I'll also see if I can't writeup a little case study of how I used Synapse along with my Groovy code being used as a mediator -- it's working great. I'm actually using ActiveBPEL, set with a proxy, to forward the requests through Synapse. That way, I don't have to fuss with the security stuff in ActiveBPEL and can just focus on the orchestration piece. jeff On 2/21/07, Asankha C. Perera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The 0.91 does not support listening on HTTPS.. only HTTP. The Synapse trunk, as of yesterday would support the NIO based SSL transport listener - although it is still in the process of being tested. The NIO based SSL sender will be available shortly. > If I configure Tomcat with a cert and run > the Synapse within it, it sounds like it should work just fine. Running Synapse within Tomcat is not one of our recommended approaches, although you still maybe able to get it working if you tweak it right. This is because of the nature of the http/s transports available on a servlet container, where the "service(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) " implies that once Synapse receives a request, it now has to write the response as well, for the thread processing the request to be freed back into the thread pool. With the NIO transports, we are making sure that Synapse will not block a thread for each message being processed through Synapse. > Thanks for your help! You are welcome, and if possible let me know the outcome. If the new NIO/SSL transports are going to be the right solution for you we could get them out in a proper build quickly asankha --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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