Using WL SSL for TCP connections

I'm trying to write a FTP client in order to connect to a server using SSL.
Does anyone used WL security classes to connect to an FTP server using SSL.
Any help is appreciated

Hi Alejandro,
Check out SSLClient.java which is included in WLS 6.1 (GA), and is contained in
WebLogic 5.1.0 SP10, and also WebLogic 6.0 SP2
SSLClient.java has example code for how to create outgoing SSL connections
using either a 3rd party SSL implementation (such as JSSE) or WebLogic's own
security classes. Take your pick. Taking a look at SSLClient.java is probably
the best place for you to start.
Thanks,
Joe Jerry
"Alejandro Mejías" wrote:
I'm trying to write a FTP client in order to connect to a server using SSL.
Does anyone used WL security classes to connect to an FTP server using SSL.
Any help is appreciated

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