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| Enable SSL in Jetty | by dizzzz | 3-12-2008 20:11 | |
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Enable SSL in Jetty
How to.... enable SSL in Jetty
Update
In SVN you only need to uncomment the relevant section in
EXIST_HOME/tools/jetty/etc/jetty.xml.
Generate SSL certificates using
build.bat -f build-sign.xml jetty-keygen
Summary
Basically the process of enabling SSL in jetty consists of three steps:
- Edit the Jetty configuration
- Create SSL Certficates
- Check additional notes
Edit the Jetty configuration
- Open
EXIST_HOME/tools/jetty/etc/jetty.xmlin your favourite text editor (jEdit?) - Scroll down to line 69.
- Uncomment line 74 - 93 (element "Call"), modify both passwords into "secret".
Create SSL Certficates
- Modify the file
EXIST_HOME/build-sign.xml. Add the code below. - Generate the SSL certificates with
build.sh|bat] -f build-sign.xml jetty-keygen
Additional notes
Now you are ready!
- Start the server with bin/startup.sh|bat]
- Point your browser to https://localhost:8443
Please note only the http traffic to port 8443 is encrypted. Other ports are still unsecure.
Check for the following logging in the console:
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