Hi guys,
Here's the thing.
On one server (Oracle iAS 10.1.2.0.2), let's call it A, we have an application, ssl is configured on this app. server, so we access the application via https.
On another server (Oracle iAS 10.1.2.0.2), let's call it B, we have a web service, wsdl.
We want server A to access server B via SSL, and that server B will know that it was server A that approached it.
On server A we have a certificate, whose purposes are - client authentication (to access the web service) and server authentication (to access the application via https).
Also, I want to code a filter for the web-service on server B, that will recieve the client certificate from the request and only if it is from server A, we will allow the request.
A couple of questions:
1. I understand I need to use keytool for this purpose, right?
2. How do I access the WSDL using https?
3. How do I make sure the client certificate is on the request, when calling the WSDL?
I hope this isn't too complicated, and that is possible..
Thanks for your help,
Jewel.
Here's the thing.
On one server (Oracle iAS 10.1.2.0.2), let's call it A, we have an application, ssl is configured on this app. server, so we access the application via https.
On another server (Oracle iAS 10.1.2.0.2), let's call it B, we have a web service, wsdl.
We want server A to access server B via SSL, and that server B will know that it was server A that approached it.
On server A we have a certificate, whose purposes are - client authentication (to access the web service) and server authentication (to access the application via https).
Also, I want to code a filter for the web-service on server B, that will recieve the client certificate from the request and only if it is from server A, we will allow the request.
A couple of questions:
1. I understand I need to use keytool for this purpose, right?
2. How do I access the WSDL using https?
3. How do I make sure the client certificate is on the request, when calling the WSDL?
I hope this isn't too complicated, and that is possible..
Thanks for your help,
Jewel.