Configure direct trust stores.
TLS/SSL connections are made to trusted systems - the public certificates of trusted systems are stored in
a keystore (called a trust store) and used to verify that the connection made to a remote system "really
is" the expected identity.
The information specified in this interface may be used to configure a trust store directly, or the
values in the
TlsIndirectTrustStore may be stored as property values and used later, or both.
Configure indirect key stores.
TLS/SSL connections are made on behalf of an entity, which can be anonymous or identified by a
certificate - this interface specifies how a keystore can be used to provide the certificates
(and associated private keys) necessary for identification.
The information specified in this interface is used to configure a key store indirectly.
For more information see the documentation for the connector or protocol in question.
The comments in
org.mule.api.security.tls.TlsConfiguration may also be useful.
Configure indirect trust stores.
TLS/SSL connections are made to trusted systems - the public certificates of trusted systems are store in
a keystore (called a trust store) and used to verify that the connection made to a remote system "really
is" the expected identity.
The information specified in this interface may be used to configure a trust store directly, as
part of
TlsDirectKeyStore , or it may be stored as property values and used later, or both.