Application Integration (On-Premises) : Administering the Software AG Infrastructure : Working with Web Services : Configure Web Service Security : Set Up Transport-Level Security : Configure SSL at the Client Side
Configure SSL at the Client Side
The client must send a request to the HTTPS endpoint using the port specified at the server side. You can configure SSL at the client side using either of the methods below.
*Set the properties in your security configuration file. You can configure this file as a parameter in the axis2.xml configuration file:
<parametername="securityConfigFile">your_client_security_config_file
path</parameter>
For information on the axis2.xml configuration file, see Configure the axis2.xml File.
If you do not define a security configuration file, the client uses information in the wsclientsec.properties file in the current working directory.
*Use the Web Services Stack client API to set the required properties, as follows:
//create the WS Stack client:IWSStaxClient client = ......
 
IWSOptions options = client.getWSOptions();
options.setProperty(WSClientConstants.KEYSTORE_PASSWO RD_SIGN, "changeit");
options.setProperty(WSClientConstants.KEYSTORE_FILE_SIGN, "C:\\client.jks");
//execute the clientclient.sendReceive(...);
The table below shows the security properties at the client side that relate to the SSL configuration. For more information, see the JSSE Reference Guide.
Property
Description
KEYSTORE_SSL_ LOCATION
Keystore file to use for SSL authentication. This property corresponds to the JSSE javax.net.ssl.keyStore system property. You need only specify the keystore file if the remote SSL server requires client authentication.
SSL_KEYSTORE_ PASSWORD
Password to use to access the keystore file. This property corresponds to the JSSE javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword system property.
SSL_KEYSTORE_TYPE
Type of the keystore file.
TRUSTSTORE_SSL_ LOCATION
Truststore file to use for SSL authentication. The client requires that the server's certificate is installed in this truststore and it is trusted. This property corresponds to the JSSE javax.net.ssl.trustStore system property. If the property is not set, the client uses Java-homelib/security/jssecacerts and Java-home/lib/security/cacerts, in that order.
TRUSTSTORE_SSL_ PASSWORD
Password for the truststore file. This property corresponds to the javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword system property.
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