I inject a webservice into .war via web.xml service-ref element plus a service-ref element in WEB-INF/jboss-web.xml with an wsdl-override url.
<service-ref>
<service-ref-name>service/myws</service-ref-name>
<wsdl-override>https://myws.example.com/services/myws/wsdl/myws.wsdl</wsdl-override>
</service-ref>
the wsdl-override url is https protocol.
Reading the referenced wsdl file works if the server certificate is added to the global javax.net.ssl.truststore, or if http protocol is used.
Is there a way inject/define a JaasSecurityDomain bean using a special keystore to be used for accessing the wsdl url (and NOT using global javax.net.ssl.truststore)?
(similar to define a JaasSecurityDomain for DomainSocketFactory, or HTTPS tomcat connector)
Futhermore, can the same JaasSecurityDomain be used when the webservice is consumed (probably by WSSE settings)?
I guess the first has nothing to do with WSSE as parsing/resolving jboss-web.xml service-ref happens before any WSSE settings are applied.
