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Hans G Knudsen commented on RAMPART-25:
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Hi!
I just had another look at this issue - as I encountered a problem when the
receiver(encryption certificate) is not present in keystore when validating the
response.
The policy has InitiatorToken == AlwaysToRecipient - and therefor the
certificate is not present in response - only the reference. As a consequence
the certificate can not be found and certificate path not validated.
As a temporary workaround I cache the certificate in a custom 'Merlin' when
sending - and injects it into the keystore before validating.
But I would like to see a better solution - eg saving it in the
MessageContext/AxisService as mentioned in :
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RAMPART-121
> Abilty to dynamically set Encryption certificate on client
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: RAMPART-25
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RAMPART-25
> Project: Rampart
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: rampart-core
> Affects Versions: 1.1
> Reporter: Hans G Knudsen
>
> Hi!
> I was looking for a way to dynamically specify the encryption certificate in
> a client, instead of specifying it statically in the RampartConfig by
> defining the 'encryptionUser'.
> Looking at RampartUtil.setEncryptionUser it looked like the only way to do
> it, was to resemble the 'useReqSigCert' option which makes the server use the
> received signature certificate for encryption on a reply..
> This would look something like this...
> X509Certificate cert = fetchFromLdap( recipient );
> Vector results = new Vector();
> WSSecurityEngineResult wsser = new
> WSSecurityEngineResult(WSConstants.SIGN, null, cert, null, new byte[0]);
> results.add( wsser );
>
> WSHandlerResult wshr = new WSHandlerResult("STRING", results);
> Vector resultObj = new Vector();
> resultObj.add( wshr );
>
> clientOptions.setProperty( WSHandlerConstants.RECV_RESULTS,
> resultObj );
> Would It be usefull to be able to specify the certificate as a Rampart
> parameter/property - something like :
> clientOptions.serProperty(
> RampartMessageData.ENCRYPTION_CERTIFICATE, cert );
> and have RampartUtil check 'encryptionUser' for eg 'useParamCert' and use the
> transfered certificate for outgoing encryption.
> Should I supply a proposal as a diff ??
> /hans
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