API Management Server
Since SSL support is provided for Jetty, it is possible to configure the SSL parameters for Jetty running with API Management Server by editing corresponding AMS profiles.
By default, the SSL property for Jetty is disabled. To enable this property, perform the actions below:
- Go to the eStudio application and open the AMS profile from the Profile Management perspective before starting the AMS server.
- Navigate to APIMANAGER > APIJetty > APIManagerJetty, and select the SSLEnabled properties checkbox.
- Specify the values for KeyStoreLocation, KeyStorePassword, TrustStore, TrustStorePasswd, and save the AMS profile.
- Start the servers. Jetty gets started with SSL enabled.
Accepting both SSL and non-SSL connections
For the Web Servers to accept both SSL and non-SSL connections, enable the DefaultConnectorEnabled property. The PortNumber property represents the HTTP protocol (non SSL) and SSLPortNumber represents the HTTPS protocol.
API Gateway Server
Since SSL support is provided for Jetty, it is possible to configure the SSL parameters for Jetty running with Gateway by editing corresponding AGS profiles.
By default, the SSL property for Jetty is disabled. To enable this property, perform the actions below:
- Go to the eStudio application and open the AGS profile from the Profile Management perspective before starting the AGS server.
- Navigate to APIGateway > Jetty > PeerAPIManagementJetty, and select the SSLEnabled properties checkbox.
- Specify the values for KeyStoreLocation, KeyStorePassword, TrustStore, TrustStorePasswd, and save the AGS profile.
- Start the servers. Jetty gets started with SSL enabled.
Accepting both SSL and non-SSL connections
For the Web Servers to accept both SSL and non-SSL connections, enable the DefaultConnectorEnabled property. The PortNumber property represents the HTTP protocol (non SSL) and SSLPortNumber represents the HTTPS protocol.
