> > I didn't configure security interceptor for client's inbound and server's > outbound message, why does the log shows "No certificates for user > serverx509v1 were found for signature"? > Thought server should just use client's public key to verify client's > signature on inbound message instead of adding server's signature to > outbound message. >
Your "server-beans.xml" contains a WSS4JOutInterceptor with a "Signature" action, and so the service will sign the response to the client as a result. It's having difficulty getting the private key to sign the response. Could you check that your ServerPasswordCallback is setting the right password to access the private key? It's not uploaded in that Dropbox folder. Failing this, then please turn logging to FINE/DEBUG for the server and I will take another look. Colm. On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 4:40 AM, James Yu <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Colm, > > I just re-upload the properties, jks files and client/server log to the > following URL > https://www.dropbox.com/sh/knqnsd9rjcby51a/FcEH0Le1Ei > > According to client_log.txt, client successfully adds signature to > outgoing message, and the problem seems to be on server side? > I didn't configure security interceptor for client's inbound and server's > outbound message, why does the log shows "No certificates for user > serverx509v1 were found for signature"? > Thought server should just use client's public key to verify client's > signature on inbound message instead of adding server's signature to > outbound message. > > Thanks for your help > > This is a UTF-8 formatted mail > ----------------------------------------------- > James C.-C.Yu > -- Colm O hEigeartaigh Talend Community Coder http://coders.talend.com
