Properties Related to HTTPS/SSL

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The Following Properties are Related to HTTPS/SSL

Name	Description
messaging.ssl.httpsHandler	Java class name Default: SecureConnection This property must not be changed. Only IAIK is supported.
messaging.ssl.trustedCACerts.viewName	Java keystore name Default: TrustedCAs This property defines the Java keystore that is used in the SSL handshake for the trusted CA certificates. This property must not be changed.
messaging.ssl.serverNameCheck	Value type: Boolean Default: false This property specifies whether the server host name in outbound HTTPS requests should be checked against the host name in the server certificate. You can modify this property online.

Name

Description

messaging.ssl.httpsHandler

Java class name

Default: SecureConnection

This property must not be changed. Only IAIK is supported.

messaging.ssl.trustedCACerts.viewName

Java keystore name

Default: TrustedCAs

This property defines the Java keystore that is used in the SSL handshake for the trusted CA certificates.

This property must not be changed.

messaging.ssl.serverNameCheck

Value type: Boolean

Default: false

This property specifies whether the server host name in outbound HTTPS requests should be checked against the host name in the server certificate.

You can modify this property online.

All these properties are delivered with default values, which allow you to send and receive messages by using HTTPS. In order to activate HTTPS/SSL, the IAIK library has to be deployed on AS Java.