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Add certificate to request

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Peter K - 29 Jun 2007 10:01 GMT
Hi - how do I add a digital certificate to a request to a webservice?

With .net you can get a "proxy" to the webservice, on which you can set a
certificate before calling a webservice method. There are even built-in
methods which present a popup window for an X509Store from which the user
can select a certificate.

Are there some sort of similar functions with java?

Thanks,
Peter
Lothar Kimmeringer - 29 Jun 2007 12:54 GMT
> With .net you can get a "proxy" to the webservice, on which you can set a
> certificate before calling a webservice method. There are even built-in
> methods which present a popup window for an X509Store from which the user
> can select a certificate.
>
> Are there some sort of similar functions with java?

Are we talking of SSL-based (TLS if you will) communication?
Then the solution should be the same as with the establishing
of HTTP-sessions with own certficates.

If you're talking of certificates within the Webservice-
request, it depends on the framework you're using (e.g.
Axis) and simple answers are not possible and you should
look into the documentation of that framework.

Regards, Lothar
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Peter K - 02 Jul 2007 09:18 GMT
> Are we talking of SSL-based (TLS if you will) communication?
> Then the solution should be the same as with the establishing
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Axis) and simple answers are not possible and you should
> look into the documentation of that framework.

OK thanks. I'll do a bit of digging into the Axis documentation then (this
is what I have used to generate a proxy to the webservice).

/Peter


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