1. Normally threads running on a machine with a single IP should use the same truststore. You can import a trusted CA into a single truststore.
2. If you have no choice but to use different truststores for different threads, you need to customized your SSLSocketFactory instead of using the default SSLSocketFactory. Different thread use different custom SSLSocketFactory. The following link tells you how to write your custom SSLSocketFactory. Basicely you need to overwrite the TrustManagerFactory, so that different thread use different TrustManagerFactory which load different truststores.
By the way, axis maillist is not for such kind of question and you will not get expected response regarding irrelevant questions. :-)
Regards,
Xinjun
On 5/14/06, gmeroz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i have a multi-thread enviornment in which i need to connect different
servers - some of them use SSL.
When i set the following System property "javax.net.ssl.trustStore" for one
thread, it may cause another thread to use the wrong trustStore on its call
(the different threads uses different certificates).
Is there a way to have clients to different SSL servers on the same JVM? or
an alternative to the "javax.net.ssl.trustStore" to be setted on the Axis
call?
The same problem exist on regular J2ee server if it is used as a client to
other server....
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