glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I have deployed a web application in Glassfish, using Metro 1.5. Most everything is working fine, I believe...I have several services in this application, all of which I can successfully invoke via a client.
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> Except the one where I've enabled mutual certificate security. I watch a message go up to the service (using tcpmon) and it has all the appropriate WS-Security headers etc. However, when the message is processed, I see the following in the server log:
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> Could not locate TrustStore, check truststore assertion in WSIT configuration
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Can you show me your server side WSIT configuration file. Generally
when you use netbeans and create a webservice (109 deployments) you
never need to specify the server side truststore it is automatically the
glassfish cacerts.jks file. But in this case i need to see your
configuration and the stack trace to determine what is happening.
> What is the server looking for, and where is it looking? I have done the procedure to put the V3 certificates on the server. Both cacerts.jks and keystore.jks are right where they should be...in fact, I'm using them in my client-side config and they work just fine.
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> I've noticed I also get a Fault message back to the client, with a fault code of
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> wsse:InvalidSecurityToken.
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> Any help would be much appreciated, I've been working on this for 6+ hours and am at a complete loss.
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> Thanks.
> --Scott
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