Hi,
I am trying out to use proton-j 0.7 to communicate with a AMQP server that
always uses SSL encryption. On order to do so, we received a pem file from
the organisation operating the broker.
While the proton-c port uses this file directly and worked like a charm, in
Java it is not working with SSL at all for me.
I tried the following:
/// ==== 8< ==== ///
if (addresses.size() < 1) {
this.addresses.add("amqps://some_ip:some_port/queue://some_queue_name");
this.addresses.add("amqps:// some_ip:some_port
/topic://some_topic_name");
}
/// ==== 8< ==== ///
messenger.start();
messenger.setCertificate("path_2_file.pem");
messenger.setPrivateKey("path_2_file.pem ");
for (String address : addresses) {
messenger.subscribe(address);
}
messenger.recv();
/// ==== 8< ==== ///
As soon as the function messenger.recv(); is called, the application is
searching for classes from org. bouncycastle, which I added in the version
1.47 in maven, because the desired Functions are no longer available in
later versions.
Afterwards (as the bouncycastle stuff is available) I always receive the
following error:
org.apache.qpid.proton.engine.TransportException:
org.apache.qpid.proton.engine.TransportException: File path_2_file.pem does
not provide a object of the required type. Read an object of class
org.bouncycastle.jcajce.provider.asymmetric.rsa.BCRSAPrivateCrtKey whilst
expecting an implementation of one of the following : [class
java.security.cert.Certificate]
What needs to be done, to have this working with the same pem files as in C?
Should I convert the file to another format?
Thanks an kind regards
Frank
