Should I raise a jira ticket for this?
Configuring a keystore for a https connector shouldn't be mandatory if
the connector is only used for outbound endponints
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Antoni Reus Darder
Administració Digital, Negoci Electrònic i Sanitat
F u n d a c i ó I B I T
Illes Balears Innovació Tecnològica
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En/na Antoni Reus ha escrit:
> Hi,
>
> We are using HttpsConnector in Mule 2.1.2 to connect to an https server.
> We don't use any https inbound endpoints, only outbound endpoints.
>
> When HttpsConnector initializes creates a new TlsConfiguration with:
>
> private TlsConfiguration tls = new
> TlsConfiguration(TlsConfiguration.DEFAULT_KEYSTORE);
>
> and then
>
> tls.initialise(false, TlsConfiguration.JSSE_NAMESPACE);
>
> that fails because there is not a valid keystore / keystore pass /
> key pass
>
> but we don't have any keystore (besides de truststore) because we are
> not using HttpsConnector as a server.
>
> I looks like the problem is that HttpsConnector assumes that an https
> server will be used so it requires a
> keystore for it, but that's not the case when you are using only
> outbound https endpoints.
>
> Should'nt HttpsConnector be like SSLConnector that does'nt set a
> default keystore for TlsConfiguration and calls:
>
> tls.initialise(null == getKeyStore(), TlsConfiguration.JSSE_NAMESPACE);
>
>
>
> Salut.
>
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