How do I configure SSL on JBoss 6.1?

[toninho]

Hi all!

I know this question was answered already but I need more help with some others issues.

I have my web app, lets call it mywebapp.war, that's running on JBoss 6.1, I already bought an certificate from GeoTrust, to receive it I had generete my .csr and send it to GeoTrust, than they send me instructions to install it, https://knowledge.rapidssl.com/support/ssl-certificate-support/index?page=content&actp=CROSSLINK&id=SO16181 and I followed those using X.509 certificate way. Until now everything seems ok, so I go to jboss/server/default/deploy/jbossweb.sar and edited server.xml this way:

<Connector protocol="HTTP/1.1" SSLEnabled="true"

           port="${jboss.web.https.port}" address="${jboss.bind.address}"

           scheme="https" secure="true" clientAuth="false"

           keystoreFile="${jboss.server.home.dir}/conf/jboss.keystore"

           keystorePass="mypasswordfrommykeystore" sslProtocol = "TLS" />

Now if I connec to https://myserverIP:8443/mywebapp its says my certificate is not trust but I still can connect.

In my webhosting I put on my DNS the IP myserverIP, and like my jboss is running in 8443 port, when I put www.mydomain.com.br I cant connect.

If someone can help me I appreciate it. My project is stoped just by this.

Thanks!

[fabrizio.benedetti]

What do you mean "I cant connect"? Are you using https://www.mydomain.com.br:8443?

[toninho]

Well, first thanks for your help!

I had some troubles to generate my certificate using my info from GetTroust, after I solved those problems I made some changes on my server, I mean about ports and so on, and now its woking properly, I have https working like https://www.mydomain.com.br:8443/mywebapp.

Actually, I have another issue now, I what to hide my under ulrs from my domain, I mean, I whant to my user just to see, www.mydomain.com.br and not, www.mydomain.com.br/private/user/home.jsf. Im searching it and if you can help I aprecciate it.

Once again, thanks to your help!

[zakhussain]

You can do that by adding <context-root>/<context-root> in your jboss-web.xml file and removing the ROOT.war folder from your jboss directory. But be warned once you delete the ROOT.war folder you wont be able to access the default page of the JBoss AS. So if you want to go to the administration console you would have to enter the link yourself like http://localhost:8080/admin-console. I guess you get the point.

[toninho]

Hi Zakir! First of all, thanks to take your time!

Actually, I did that already, and my user still can to see my sub paths, I maen, www.mydomain.com.br/private/user/home.jsf

Any idea?!

[zakhussain]

In your web.xml, what paramter did you set for the <http-method> property ?

[toninho]

Well, no one ...Do I need to put something?

[toninho]

Well, no one ...Do I need to put something?