Hi Phil, I presume that the camel-rabbitmq component is picking up and using this ConnectionFactory:
<bean id="rabbitConnectionFactory" class="com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory">...</bean> So I would see if SSL needs to be configured there, and not on the Camel endpoint. Try setting the "useSslProtocol" [1] property on the ConnectionFactory itself? (i.e. set it as a property alongside host, port, username, password, etc.) [1]: https://www.rabbitmq.com/ssl.html#java-client-connecting Hope this helps? Tom On Tue, 14 Apr 2020 at 21:55, Willemann, Phil <phil.willem...@progeny.net> wrote: > Hello: > > I am using Camel 2.24.3 and RabbitMQ 3.17.7. I have been able to > successfully build a Camel program to ingest data from my input source and > send the results to RabbitMQ. I am happy with the results. Now I am > required to use SSL between my Camel program and RabbitMQ. Both my Camel > program and RabbitMQ Server are on the same Windows 10 machine. > > 1. I have configured RabbitMQ to expect TLS connections at port 5671 and I > am pretty sure this is working because the rabbitmq utilities are working > and give me the diagnostics I expect. > 2. What I am less sure of is the configuration of my Camel context file. > > I have added two beans to my context to enable me to work with SSL and > RabbitMQ > > <bean id="clientConnectionFactory" > > > class="org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.RabbitConnectionFactoryBea > n"> > <property name="useSSL" value="true" /> > </bean> > > <bean id="rabbitConnectionFactory" > class="com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory"> > > <property name="host" > value="#{systemEnvironment['AMQP_BROKER_HOST']}" /> > <property name="port" > value="#{systemEnvironment['AMQP_BROKER_PORT']}" /> > <property name="username" > > value="#{systemEnvironment['AMQP_BROKER_USERNAME']}" > /> > <property name="password" > > value="#{systemEnvironment['AMQP_BROKER_PASSWORD']}" > /> > </bean> > > I am pretty sure this is correct. I know the rabbitConnectionFactory is > correct because it is what I use for the non-SSL version. Here is part of > the route that I have my question: > > <to > > uri="rabbitmq:{{amqp.exchange.track}}?exchangeType=topic&autoDelete=true > > &durable=false&routingKey={{amqp.exchange.routingkey}}&sslProtoc > ol=true&hostname=localhost" /> > > I have only added two parameters to my non-SSL route - the sslProtocol and > hostname. > > 1. I tried just sslProtocol by itself and the error output said I needed a > hostname > 2. I added the hostname and now the error output says: "Address is invalid > on local machine, or port is not valid remote machine" > 3. A google search has not yielded anything that I have found to fix the > problem. I am still searching, however I thought posting here might be a > good idea. > > Thanks > Respectfully > Phil Willemann > > > > >