If your client is Java, then you can import the server certificates into your client "cacerts" keystore using the "keytool" program, which is provided in the JRE.
-----Original Message----- From: Bernd Wolfsegger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 11:54 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: SOAP with SSL and Apache Webserver Hallo, i want to use the Apache Webserver for SOAP connections. The Apache Webserver is configured for serverside SSL and routing the requests to tomcat (Tomcat 4.03 / Warp). 'Normal' SSL, calling the SOAP admintool in a browser, is working. But what about the client certificates? Is the clientcode the same as in the SOAP Documentation about SSL with tomcat only? Does anyone know sources where i can get information about this? One perhaps silly last question :-) When making the first call to an URL using https, is the data transmitted allready encrypted? Thanx, Bernd Wolfsegger -- | bernd wolfsegger, dipl.-ing. | entwicklung, programmierung, netzwerkadministration | Sun Certified Programmer for Java(TM) 2 Platform | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | interactive tools gmbh | agentur f�r digitale medien | schoenhauser allee 36 d-10435 berlin | fon +49(0) 30.72 62 77 - 900 | fax +49(0) 30.72 62 77 - 901 | http://www.interactive-tools.de/ let your soul be your pilot
