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Provide complete PKI capability #133

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JavaJoeS opened this issue Nov 6, 2024 · 3 comments
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Provide complete PKI capability #133

JavaJoeS opened this issue Nov 6, 2024 · 3 comments

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@JavaJoeS
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JavaJoeS commented Nov 6, 2024

Currently there is a process that attempts to provide an SSLContext, but only uses a TrustStore.
A more complete implementation provides both a KeyStoreManager and a TruststoreManager.
There should be a choice for the user which, if any they desire. The key is to provide backward
compatibility.

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Hi @JavaJoeS . Just to let you know...I'm going to be taking a few days before looking at this. If it goes too long, please remind me.

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JavaJoeS commented Nov 6, 2024

@scottslewis Will do. re-sync'd original fork and added changes to it. No check ins yet? I was gonna check
everything in at once so no squish required! ... ALl looking really good so far. I tested to see what happens
if no PKI is installed and code runs same as it did without change.

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JavaJoeS commented Nov 7, 2024

@scottslewis I checked in code to fork. Everything should be backward compatible. SO you get no effects unless you enable the org.eclipse.core.pki. If you wanna have instruction on doing that I can help..

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