If your client needs to call the nginx proxy instead of the service then
the proxy must provide all the server side ssl setup including the 2 way
ssl rules which client certs are allowed to connect.

Christian

2017-06-23 15:30 GMT+02:00 Arek R. <[email protected]>:

> 1. I've a requirement to implement 2 way ssl. I'm using
> JaxWsProxyFactoryBean, set TlsClientParams and manage to run a test via
> https. 1 way ssl is working.
> Now want to add a client certificate cause there's an error in the server
> log like 'client sent no required SSL certificate while reading client
> request headers' but cannot find any good example how to do it. Any hint ?
>
> 2. If ssl terminates at nginx server am I able to recognize the client on
> the web server ?
> I guess no and in such case I should handle ssl at jetty/cxf level. Please
> confirm.
> Or the only way is to sign the messages and then it doesn't matter where
> ssl is handled.
>



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