You can configure the HTTP outbound transport level security with an assembly tool.
You can configure HTTP outbound transport level security with assembly tools provided with WebSphere® Application Server.
This task is one of several ways that you can configure the HTTP outbound transport level security for a Web Service acting as a client to another Web service server. You can also configure the HTTP outbound transport level security with the administrative console or by using the Java properties. If you do not configure the HTTP outbound transport level security, the Web services runtime defers to the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) security runtime in the WebSphere product for an effective Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) configuration. If there is no SSL configuration with the Java EE security runtime in the WebSphere product, the Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE) system properties are used.
If you configure the HTTP outbound transport level security with assembly tool or with the administrative console, the Web services security binding information is modified. If you have not yet installed the Web services application into WebSphere Application Server, you can configure the HTTP SSL configuration with an assembly tool. This task assumes that you have not deployed the Web services application into the WebSphere product.
If you configure the HTTP outbound transport level security using the standard Java properties for JSSE, the properties are configured as system properties. The configuration that is specified in the binding takes precedence over the Java properties. However, the configurations that are specified by the Java EE security programming model, or are associated with the Dynamic selection, have a higher precedence.
To learn more, see the secure communications using Secure Sockets Layer information.
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