Sanjeevan P
5:33am, May 20
A SSL certificate from the application you are connecting to is required. That SSL certificate needs to be loaded into the ServiceLink JVM keystore file using the Java provided 'keytool' utility. Once the right type of SSL certificate (sometimes you need a signed root certificate) has been registered using keytool and ServiceLink restarted, the HTTPS connection should be established.
Patti Richards - Dominion Res...
6:02am, May 21
Thanks! I have a couple of more questions...
1) Do you have to do anything with the sslconfig.properties in the D:\newScale2008.3\jboss-4.2.3.GA\server\ServiceLink\deploy\ISEE.war\WEB-INF\classes directory or does the "keytool" utility take care of that?
2)Did you set up a different port number?
That SSL certificate needs to be loaded into the ServiceLink JVM keystore file using the Java provided 'keytool' utility.
Once the right type of SSL certificate (sometimes you need a signed root certificate) has been registered using keytool and ServiceLink restarted, the HTTPS connection should be established.That SSL certificate needs to be loaded into the ServiceLink JVM keystore file using the Java provided 'keytool' utility.Once the right type of SSL certificate (sometimes you need a signed root certificate) has been registered using keytool and ServiceLink restarted, the HTTPS connection should be establis