Hi All,
I was looking at AXIS2/c manuals and reading through the mailing list regarding
HTTPS support, I noticed that the HTTPS support in AXIS2/c is different from
AXIS-J. I was using AXIS-J for a while in the past, and I remember that in
order to support HTTPS in the Client side, I will need a keystore file, and all
I need to do is to set a System property like this following
in the java clinet before making the web service call:
System.setProperty("javax.net.ssl.trustStore", keystorePath);
Here in AXIS2/c, it seems require a key chain file, is this key chain file the
same thing as that keystore file? I notice that the way to create these two
files are somewhat different. Also in AXIS2/c, there is a extra passphrase,
which does not seem to be in the AXIS-J. Is this passPhrase a must have in
order to support HTTPS?
I am also wondering if there is a service APIs to set the keyChain file (or
file path) in the call object, or something like the above example in java (set
System property)?
Thanks much.
Vivi
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