[news.eclipse.technology.ohf] Re: Test11743 error

[Matthew Davis <mattadav@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

This is correct - 11743 is a TLS test.  If you were going to submit 
these results for pre-Connectathon MESA test grading, it would also 
require the output of a mutual TLS handshake between the client and the 
server.  By using "http" and not "https", the test is the same as test 
11746.

If you are interested in testing TLS, we can provide  certificates that 
(should) work with the NIST server at https://129.6.24.109:9443.

-Matt


RobertHua wrote:
>   Now I was successful to run the test11743,but I have some puzzles.
> The note on the Test11743 says that the test is a TLS test£šSECURE 
> Submission test.£©£¬but I do not use the 
> https://129.6.24.109:9443/axis2/services/xdsrepositorya,otherwile I used 
> the http://129.6.24.109:9443/axis2/services/xdsrepositorya.
>
> The note is here:
>     /**
>      * SECURE Submission test using "pre-cooked" metadata.      * Data 
> for this test is in ./resources/sample_files/test1/
>      * <br>
>      * Corresponds to Connectathon 2007-2008 Test: 11743
>      * <br>
>      * 
> http://ihewiki.wustl.edu/wiki/index.php/XDS_Test_Kit_2007-2008_Test_Descriptions#11743 
>
>      * <br>
>      * You must use a TLS enabled server and set the following 
> environmental variables      * to run this test:
>      * <li>'javax.net.ssl.keyStore' to the location of your key store 
> file</li>
>      * <li>'javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword' to the password on your key 
> store file</li>
>      * <li>'javax.net.ssl.trustStore' to the location of your trust 
> store file</li>
>      * <li>'javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword' to the password of your 
> trust store file</li>
>      *  @throws Throwable