[Design of Security on JBoss] - JBoss 4.0.5/Axis 1.4/SSL Config
by jackstr
I want JBoss to make HTTPS calls to an external Web Service using Axis-generated classes.
I have accomplished the following:
- generated Axis classes from the Web Service WSDL
| - received and imported the given self-signed certificate into my keystore
| - set the system properties 'javax.net.ssl.trustStore', 'javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword' accordingly
| - implemented an 'AuthenticationHandler', extended from a BasicHandler, to add a Base64-encrypted username and password string in the 'Authentication' HTTP header.
| - successfully executed an SSL-enabled call to the Web Service from a standalone JUnit TestCase class. (So I know the above work correctly.)
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| I'm having difficulty getting JBoss to do the call for me. I continually get the
| javax.net.ssl.SSLException: No available certificate or key corresponds to the SSL cipher suites which are enabled.
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| What do I need to do to get JBoss to recognize my keystore and make the Web Service calls over SSL using the Axis-generated class files??
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| Thank you for your help!
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| - jackstr
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[Design of JBoss Portal] - Re: First pass UI improvements
by james.cobb@jboss.com
"julien(a)jboss.com" wrote : It's better to have no icons rather than inapropriate icons.
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| Meaningful and appropriate icons are a luxury that the portal team cannot afford so far.
When I was first exposed to Portal, the main usability block was the use of icons only. They were often inappropriate and had no text to help guide the user. I literally had to click around to find out what the links did. We also had a limited amount of time and alot of designs to address so the decision was made to go with text links so we wouldn't spend all the time on icon development (which is an art itself). The text only links were the baseline for future design work.
I am whole-heartedly against icon only links as I find that no icon is universal. An icon/text link system would be great if time could be dedicated to create a meaningful icon set.
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