Oracle Service Bus supports transport-level CONFIDENTIALITY, message integrity, and client authentication for one-way requests or request/response TRANSACTIONS (from clients to Oracle Service Bus) over HTTPS. It allows HTTP(S) PROXY services or business services to be configured to require one of the FOLLOWING types of client authentication:

• BASIC (username/password) client authentication
• CLIENT CERT (two-way SSL) client authentication
• No client authentication

When a proxy service is activated, Oracle Service Bus generates and deploys a thin Web application. Oracle Service Bus relies on Oracle WebLogic Server for server-side SSL support, including session management, client certificate validation and authentication, trust management and server SSL key/certificate manipulation. 

Transport security for transports other than HTTP is supported in Oracle Service Bus as follows: 

• For the E-mail and FTP transports, security is provided using credentials to connect to a FTP or E-mail server.
• For the file transport, security is provided using a LOGIN control to the machine on which the files are located.

Oracle Service Bus supports transport-level confidentiality, message integrity, and client authentication for one-way requests or request/response transactions (from clients to Oracle Service Bus) over HTTPS. It allows HTTP(S) proxy services or business services to be configured to require one of the following types of client authentication:

When a proxy service is activated, Oracle Service Bus generates and deploys a thin Web application. Oracle Service Bus relies on Oracle WebLogic Server for server-side SSL support, including session management, client certificate validation and authentication, trust management and server SSL key/certificate manipulation. 

Transport security for transports other than HTTP is supported in Oracle Service Bus as follows: