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Accessing WebServices over SSL

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Waqas Ahmed - 16 Jun 2005 20:03 GMT
Hello,

I need to invoke a web-service over ssl from a java-client. The SOAP
call will be made through IBM-WSAD generated proxy classes.

I need to understand how can I force Server-Authentication for the
web-server that's hosting the web-service.

Do I need to import the Server Certificate, or the CA certificate and
add it to my webservice's keystore?

Basically I just need to ensure that I am able to authenticate the
web-server providing the web-service.

thanks in advance,
Waqas
acalcium@aol.com - 17 Jun 2005 03:10 GMT
Use https instead of http.

U will need to import the server certs.


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