Hi, i did it with Java 1.3.1. I hope i remember this right, but i think, all you have to do, is using https:// urls instead of http:// urls. As long as you are not using 3rd party SSL-Providers this should work. Axis takes care about the SSL-Stuff while creating SSLSockets with JSSE (included in the Java API since v1.4).
If you're a using 3rd pary ssl provider you have to create your own SSLSocketFactory and register it with Axis. The keystores for trusted certificates and client certificates are configured with java system properties. See the JSSE Documentation. Hope, this answers your question. cu/ Walter -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 15. Januar 2003 13:37 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: SSL, Axis and Java1.4 Hi, Did anyone use SSL with Axis and Java 1.4 ? I'm trying to make it work. As I read in the Java docs, the 1.4 version does not allow to replace the socket factories for security reasons. Is this true ? Do you have any experiences ? If yes, then how does the SocketFactoryFactory class work in Axis ? As far as I know this class does exactly this thing: replaces the socket factory with Axis's own factories or some custom factory. This is what I did myself, but it does not seem to work with Java 1.4. Can you help me ? Regards, Geza
