SSL Client Certificates from command line?
Ole, How do we get SSL client certificates working from command line? I am aware of the setup required and it all works fine via GUI. However when I run the same test case using testrunner.sh at co...
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AlumniHi Sachin,
thanks for the great post!
Regarding this issue, you could try the following instead:
1) Remove the keystore from the global ssl settings and add it to your projects WS-Security configuration under the keystores/certificate tab instead. Here you can use a relative path or properties as desired (relative paths will be resolved relative to the project ResourceRoot value)
2) Select this entry in your requests' "keystore" property (in the bottom left properties-table)
Now the keystore settings is stored in your project file instead, so you can skip the -t argument on the command-line.
Does that help?
regards!
/Ole
eviware.com
thanks for the great post!
Regarding this issue, you could try the following instead:
1) Remove the keystore from the global ssl settings and add it to your projects WS-Security configuration under the keystores/certificate tab instead. Here you can use a relative path or properties as desired (relative paths will be resolved relative to the project ResourceRoot value)
2) Select this entry in your requests' "keystore" property (in the bottom left properties-table)
Now the keystore settings is stored in your project file instead, so you can skip the -t argument on the command-line.
Does that help?
regards!
/Ole
eviware.com