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Based on the property value, logToSystemOut() prints either "Outbound
message" or "Inbound message. A value of true means that the message is
outbound. One important aspect of secure communication through SSL is
server authentication, that is, confirming the identity of the server to
the client. You can download GlassFish from the GlassFish Project page.
Enterprise Java Technologies TECHNICAL TIPS April 29, 2006 View this
issue as simple text In this Issue Welcome to the Enterprise Java
Technologies Tech Tips for February 25, 2006.
In addition, logical handlers can use Java API for XML Binding (JAXB)
for processing the payload. JAXB JAXB technology provides a way to bind
XML schemas to Java objects so that developers can easily process data
in their Java applications. For more information about DOM, see the Tech
Tip Using the Document Object Model.
0, to generate the keystore.
Another aspect is client authentication, where the server confirms the
identity of the client.
For synchronous callback, the implementation defines an invoke method.
In SSL, you can use certificates to authenticate the server or for
mutual authentication of both the server and client.
A lot of this simplicity results from annotations. To build and run the
sample, you also need JDK 5. In those cases, you need to call
setPayload() after any modifications. Write an endpoint implementation
class. For more information about JAXB, see the Tech Tip What's New in
JAXB 2. 0-BASED WEB SERVICES TO JAVA EE 5 by Vijay Ramachandran One of
the technologies available in J2EE for developing and deploying web
services is Java API for XML-Based RPC (JAX-RPC). Notice the commented
out portion of processMessage(). In the default installation of
GlassFish, the server certificate has the alias name s1as.
In SSL, you can use certificates to authenticate the server or for
mutual authentication of both the server and client.
The sample application in the previous tip emulated credit card
authorization and used an SEI to implement the web service. The
truststore file for the server contains the trusted certificates for the
server and its keys. However, using JAX-RPC technology requires a
developer to specify a lot of information in deployment descriptors such
as webservices.
For SSL mutual authentication, the server-side truststore also needs to
trust the client certificate. Setting up your environment The sample
uses an open source reference implementation of Java EE 5 called
GlassFish. xml file to specify the context-root for the web application.
The root directory for the sample is techtip.
sh (for UNIX) or env. Here are the column names and their types for the
table that would be generated based on specifications for ACCOUNT and
its subclasses: Name Null? However, in spite of
that, the Java Persistence API allows for Account to be an entity.
Also, BankAccount inherits its mapping attributes along with the
behavior from the Account class.
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