Could you please elaborate on what do you mean by sayingI am able to access
web service from http'? I am learning JBossWS and from what I understand, it
can be accessed using HTTP post, not HTTP get. I can see the SOAP request and
response from Web service explorer in Eclipse. Are you
sursha wrote : Hi,
| I have deployed ejb 3.0 exposed as web service in JBOSS 4.0.4.
| I use annotations to expose it as web service. I'm able to access the
| web service using HTTP. How do I secure it to access using HTTPS?
|
Apart from doing what other guys said about securing the
It seems that jbossws-1.0.3 fixed this: @PortComponent settings seems to be
correctly mapped to transport-guarantee and auth-method entries in the
generated web.xml.
I have another problem anyway: how can I control the virtual-host entry in
the generated jboss-web.xml?
I didn't find any
Thank you for your response. It was very helpful. I think I can stick with the
generated war file for my current project.
I've another question. Do you know where I can keep user defined property files
external to the application? I know Websphere has a working directory. working
directory is
On your first question, I'm not certain myself but am about to start looking
into this myself. I imagine the client will need access to the certificate
authority store much like a browser has its list of CAs.
On your second question: yes. A WAR file is created if you don't have one
yourself.
