Querent wrote:
Dear Odi,
I am using jsse for the ssl implementation. I still want to use HttpClient in my program.
As mentioned before, HttpClient uses Sockets as created by JSSE. There is nothing you can configure in HttpClient except of a custom SocketFactory (which you can use to change properties on the returned Socket or to configure JSSE).
If I am assuming that the server and client certificate both valid and they're communicating to each other. Are they communicating in a secure line? (ie: no one can get or decrypt the data ?)
Well... This is totally dependent on which algorithm is used and on how long the keys are. Moreover, a valid certificate is of no use if you do not verify its identity.
Do you have any reference or links to read to strengthen the communication between client and server?
Please refer to the Java Security API documentation, JSSE documentation and the SSL specification. This is definitely the wrong place to discus that.
Kind regards
Odi
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