Hope someone can help with this. I am working on a WL Portal application were we will be calling to web services that use 2-way SSL. These service calls are also made from within the EJB container.

We are using Spring-ws for our client code and have it working successfully from JUnit. But when we stand it up inside WL, we get bad certificate alerts. A little research shows we are failing to pass the cert from the client to the server.

More research found CR286793 :

Provide a mechanism for API for Web Service clients to set keystore per service for two-way SSL implementation.
To implement SSL with certificate for each connection, use the API as follows:
WlsSSLAdapter adapter = new WlsSSLAdapter();
adapter.setKeystore("./DemoIdentity.jks",
"DemoIdentityKeyStorePassPhrase".toCharArray() , "JKS" );
adapter.setClientCert("DemoIdentity","DemoIdentity PassPhrase".toCharArray());
adapter.setTrustManager( new TrustManager(){
public boolean certificateCallback(X509Certificate[] chain, int
validateErr){
return true;
}
}); weblogic.wsee.connection.transport.https.HttpsTran sportInfo info = new
weblogic.wsee.connection.transport.https.HttpsTran sportInfo(adapter);
SimpleImplService service = new SimpleImplService_Impl(args[0] +
"?WSDL",info);
Simple port = service.getSimpleSoapPort();
Stub stub = (Stub)port;
stub._setProperty('weblogic.wsee.client.ssladapter ', adapter);






They are essentially saying we have to attach the WlsSSLAdapter to the stub. How do we access that through the Spring-ws APIs?

An alternative might be to use the filtering classloader to load App-inf/lib classes instead of Weblogic classes, but without know the exact packages involved that won't work either.

thanks!
jerry..