I guess what I'm trying to figure out is how to manually attach a SSL Cert to
an exchange, based on data within the message.
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There might be some lingo confusion - I've been a .NET guy for 13 years who
was thrown into a Java/Apache world where I have 0 experience.
When a client accesses our web services, they are accessed over TCP port 443
- where SSL is required.
The servers have their own SSL (x509) certificate for en
ephan
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From: RTernier [mailto:ryan_tern...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Samstag, 25. Mai 2013 00:50
To: users@camel.apache.org
Subject: RE: SSL : Server Certs and Client certificate passthrough
Hmm, I got the jist of it, but how would one add a SSL Certificate (client)
to an Exc
Hmm, I got the jist of it, but how would one add a SSL Certificate (client)
to an Exchange?
Let's say I'm going to https://mysite.com/foo The server I'm sending from
already has the server certificate, which is easy to do, but if I wanted to
attach a x509 certificate as a client cert, how would I
e SSL sessions (there is also
a parameter for that).
Best regards
Stephan
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Sent: Mittwoch, 22. Mai 2013 18:09
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Subject: RE: SSL : Server Certs and Client certificate passthrough
Thanks fo
Effectively we`re doing our own Man in the Middle attack - but it`s allowed
due to firewall restrictions we have within our zone. This model will be
changing in the future, but for now it`s required.
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Thanks for the responses guys.
Willem - you're 2nd point is actually how we do it.
Our reverse proxy is connecting to our own back end in a more secure zone.
Effectively what I need:
*Client sends the message*
Client sends a SOAP message to our Camel-Reverse Proxy. The connection will
terminate
ubject: Re: SSL : Server Certs and Client certificate passthrough
Yeah, it is very complex, I don't think current camel-cxf can support it out of
box.
Can I know more detail about the web service that you proxy with Camel?
Why do you need to pass the clients request with re-attached key to the ba
Yeah, it is very complex, I don't think current camel-cxf can support it out of
box.
Can I know more detail about the web service that you proxy with Camel?
Why do you need to pass the clients request with re-attached key to the back
service?
Can you just pass the client id of something and let c
