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from the application you will need a SSL Api.  i.e. JSSE ...

Nathan

-----Original Message-----
From: tim at encommerce.com [mailto:tim at encommerce.com]
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 2:14 PM
To: advanced-java at xcf.berkeley.edu
Subject: Re: Establishing https from an app



>I have an application running on weblogic whose entry point is a servlet.
>Our application should be accessed both from a browser as well as another
>client app.
>The system should support both http and https.
>
>We have simulated http from an app with a code like the following

<snip>

>  // rest of the code follows here
>
>
>Now my question is, how do we simulate establishing a https connection from
>a client app to our app running in weblogic with a servlet as the single
>point of entry.

I'm sort throwing out an educated guess here because all my experience is
from a user side, I do a lot of ssl testing, little development. But I
don't think you can simply "simulate" ssl across http. You may need to
look into getting an ssl sdk and associated ssl classes, and ssl enable
a web server if you want to have any chance of testing your application,
which you can do with a limited time server certificate. Test certs are
available from all the big vendors I think, and they are good for something
like 30 days or so.

Doesn't the WebLogic platform have some info for you in its docs on
ssl-enabling your apps?



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