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Subject: Re: Using CXF with Https Proxy
From: Daniel Kulp <dkulp@apache.org>
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Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2014 12:45:21 -0400
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To: users@cxf.apache.org,
 Oliver Becherer <ich@oliver-becherer.name>


I think the HOST header might be set down deep in the URLConnection call =
someplace.  Not really sure.

Here=92s my suggestion:  =20
Create an instance of =
org.apache.cxf.transport.https.HttpsURLConnectionFactory and call the =
createConnection method in it passing in a Proxy object and =
TLSClientParameters (if needed) and the URL.   Use that =
HttpURLConnection to try and do a post of a sample message to the =
server.  If you can get that to work via request properties or similar, =
then we may be able to get things updated to match whatever you get =
working. =20


Dan


On Jul 24, 2014, at 10:37 AM, Oliver Becherer <ich@oliver-becherer.name> =
wrote:

> hi,
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> i assume this scenario is quite unusal (regarding answers), so i tried =
to find a valid workaround and currently i'm trying it like this :=20
>=20
> Client client =3D ClientProxy.getClient(MYWEBSERVICEPORT);
> client.getRequestContext().put(Message.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS, =
"https://some-weird-https-proxy.com") ;
>=20
>=20
> this is working fine so far, but to tell the proxy where he has to =
deliver the message to, i'd had to
> modify http protocol header, especially the Host variable.
>=20
> -> unfortunately it seems, as if the Host Variable in http header is =
overwritten somewhere deeeeep into the Interceptor Chain or at least in =
Transport layer
> -> my custom interceptor is setting Host Variable, but within outgoing =
Request, its again overwritten from framework
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>=20
> Could somebody please direct me , how i can avoid, that cxf is =
automatically setting http header Host variable?
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> thanks a lot!
>=20
> kind regards
>=20
> O
> 		=09
>=20
> Am 23.07.2014 um 21:57 schrieb Oliver Becherer =
<ich@oliver-becherer.name>:
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>> hi all,
>>=20
>> i'm just stuck with a problem using cxf :=20
>>=20
>> i implemented a soap client to a webservice using cxf 2.6.1 and its =
working fine... now i have the challenge of sending one single service =
operation
>> to the usual endpoint but over a proxy server that only accepts =
https.
>>=20
>> so these are the base facts :=20
>>=20
>> Service Endpoint : https://some-usual-soap-endpoint.com
>>=20
>> Proxy Server : https://some-weird-https-proxy.com
>> Proxy Port : 7777
>>=20
>> This is my approach :=20
>>=20
>> HTTPClientPolicy policy =3D new HTTPClientPolicy();
>> policy.setProxyServer("some-weird-https-proxy.com");
>> policy.setProxyServerPort(7777);
>> 		=09
>> Client client =3D ClientProxy.getClient(awspt);
>> HTTPConduit http =3D (HTTPConduit) client.getConduit();
>> http.setClient(policy);
>>=20
>>=20
>> so far so good, but the requests are reaching the proxy not using =
https, but http and the proxy is not accepting this.
>>=20
>> can you help me, how to configure the Proxy Server within my Client, =
so Request is sent using https?
>>=20
>> any help is highly appreciated!
>>=20
>> kind regards
>>=20
>> O
>=20

--=20
Daniel Kulp
dkulp@apache.org - http://dankulp.com/blog
Talend Community Coder - http://coders.talend.com