Specifying SOAP endpoints with SSL

Issue

ASE Web Services methods or sample applications do not return results with the aseServerName specified at invocation.

User action

Make sure the aseServerName name is a valid SOAP endpoint. If you are using a DNS alias, make sure the alias resolves to a valid SOAP endpoint. If you are using SSL, make sure the endpoint specified by aseServerName is the same name you supplied in creating an SSL certificate with the configssl script. For example:

configssl -d mydomainhostname -h 8182

Here, the value of aseServerName supplied when invoking an ASE Web Services method or sample application must be “https://mydomainhostname:8182”. The method or sample application will not return results if you substitute “localhost” or an IP address for aseServerName when using SSL.