I recently did something very similar (not with websocket, instead with
netty4-http though). However looking at websocket docs, its very much
similar. You'll have to use sslContextParameters endpoint option to
specify the contextparameter. In my case I created it as a (spring) bean
and provided
Hi Mark,
there is the `clientAuthentication` parameter in `serverParameters` of
`SSLContextParameters` that you can set to `REQUIRE`. I wager adding
SSLContextParameters instance to registry and referencing in the
component/endpoint configuration should do the trick.
zoran
[1]http://camel.apache.
I have a requirement for mutually-authenticated SSL with a websocket. Does
the Camel-Websocket component support this functionality? According to the
camel websocket page, the SSL params are for consumers only which makes me
think that 2-way SSL isn't supported.
Cheers,
Mark
