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Mutual SSL in Axis 2 SimpleAxis2Server

Hi all,

I have a standalone Axis2 server running using org.apache.axis2.transport.SimpleAxis2Server

I would like to enable mutial SSL on this server. I have managed to get 1-way SSL working using my own selft signed certificates.

I have uncommented the SSLVerifyClient paramter, but this makes no difference. The server is running with SSL debug enabled and all I can see is 1-way SSL happening. There is no certificate request being sent from the server. Does anyone have any ideas? Below is the config I am using in axis2.xml....

9002 true identitystore.jks JKS storepass password truststore.jks JKS storepass require

Many thanks Alan

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