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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Critical
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6.0.1
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None
Description of problem:
As of 6.0.2 (because of BZ 1067772), the JMS API requires SSL in order to send some of the messages (those containing the password of the user).
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Starting with 6.0.2.ER1
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
This bug is to track the following config and installer changes.
- BPMS installer changes:
: keystore generation for the server
: keystore(/truststore) generation for the client
: configuration change to the standalone*xml files (adding a JMS SSL netty connector) - Configuration changes (when not using the installer)
: configuration change to the standalone*xml files (adding a JMS SSL netty connector)
Additional info:
DOCUMENTATION: we will have to add a section to the JMS documentation explaining the following:
1. SSL is needed in order to send certain JMS requests (because they contain the password)
2. How to setup the (BPMS) Remote Java API client to send requests via JMS/SSL.
Lastly: as part of this fix, I've added a new "factory builder" API to the (BPMS) Remote Java API client to make the remote client configuration easier and friendly. I/We also need to document this.