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SDL Security Java Suite

Sdl Core Setup

  • Copy the sample client.crt & client.key to core's build bin folder and remove the existing mycert.pem & mykey.pem certificates

  • Update CertificatePath & KeyPath in smartDeviceLink.ini to match the files names

CertificatePath = client.crt
KeyPath         = client.key
  • Turn off VerifyPeer in smartDeviceLink.ini
VerifyPeer  = false
  • Run c_rehash in core's build bin folder
$ c_rehash .

Sdl App Setup

  • Add sdl_security module to build.gradle
implementation (project(path: ':sdl_security')) {
    transitive = false
}

Note: Use sdl_security_se instead of sdl_security for cloud apps

  • Set SdlSecurity class in the SdlManager's builder
List<Class<? extends SdlSecurityBase>> secList = new ArrayList<>();
secList.add(SdlSecurity.class);
builder.setSdlSecurity(secList, null);
  • Update the SDL Server endpoint in Constants.java to download the certificate. Also the certificate passphrase should be updated

Note: For testing purposes only, you can use the sample JSON response file with an api mocking service like mocky.io. If you want to use the sample response, the appId for your sdl app should be set to caaf9c76-5a2e-4fa6-af4d-81279de9ca8c. And the passphrase should be set to CERT_PASS = "password"

  • Use a feature that uses encryption (like RPC protection or encrypted video streaming)