My comments inline
Best,
Christian
On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 5:42 PM, Castyn <eric.ben...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Basically all I am really trying to do is take incoming CXF requests over
> https, then route it to the webservice on another server using https.
>
> Being new to this sort of thing I have a few questions that might help me
> find the direction:
>
> Do I need to deploy the SSL cert to the bundle/route specifically, or is
> there a way to deploy it for all of servicemix?
We put it into ${SMX_HOME}/etc
I believe I need to add the
> cert to the java keystore, but then does servicemix find it automatically
> or
> is there something I need to configure?
>
Yes, you need a keystore. If you have a look at [1] in my previous post,
you will see hoe you can configure it.
Do I actually need to use an http-conduit for this, I would think I do since
> I am taking the request from the https and sending it to another CXF
> endpoint on https.
>
I think it too. But Willem is the CXF expert here... :-)
> Do I need to setup any jetty engine like in the SVN example? I would think
> cxf and the use of the conduit would be sufficient, but I am not sure.
>
You don't need to set up a jetty engine.
>
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