Simple Secure Socket Factories
As an example implementation, Info*Engine provides the following simple secure socket factories:
com.infoengine.au.ssl.SimpleSocketFactory
com.infoengine.au.ssl.SimpleServerSocketFactory
This implementation assumes that you have identified or created the following items and set the corresponding properties in the task processor, servlet, and out-of-process adapter services:
.ssl.simpleSocket.host.port.protocol
Sets the name of the protocol.
The secure socket protocol to be used. This is usually TLS or SSL. By default, the behavior of the socket is determined entirely through connection handshaking.
.ssl.simpleSocket.host.port.keyFile
Sets the fully-qualified name of the file used to supply the keys for sockets using the specified host and port.
A file containing the keys used by the TLS or SSL protocol. You can use the tools provided with your web server secure socket access to create the key file.
.ssl.simpleSocket.host.port.algorithm
Sets the name of the algorithm.
The security algorithm used by the key manager. By default, this is SunX509.
.ssl.simpleSocket.host.port.keyStoreType
Sets the type of the keystore.
The type of the keystore. By default, this is JKS.
.ssl.simpleSocket.host.port.password
Sets the keystore password (if required).
The password used in verifying and loading the keystore. By default, the keystore is not verified by a password.
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If you specify only host instead of specifying host.port (as shown above), the property applies to all ports on the specified host. If a property is defined using host.port, this property overrides a property that specifies just host.
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