OK,
Forgive me if this is posted in the wrong forum (if it is, please let me know the correct one).
I'm builing a PL/SQL package that will be using UTL_HTTP to call OUT and consume a web service hosted on a web server outside of our network. The web service being called is running in HTTPS mode.
I must use Oracle Wallet in conjuction with UTL_HTTP to avoid a "Certificate Chain Error" message due to the fact that the web service I'm calling (consuming) is running in HTTPS....
I'm getting conflicting answers on wether I have to be licensed to run Oracle Advanced Security or not to use Oracle Wallet in this scenario -- if I'm only using the wallet for calling OUT from the database to consume an outside HTTPS web service somewhere on the Internet.
I'm not securing the client connection to the DB or anything like that....
A previous forum was:
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where one response was:
"Is the question about call outs from the database, or call ins (i.e client to database network encryption). Only the latter requires ASO, SSL call outs don't"
Can someone from Oracle definitively answer YES or NO and explain why/why not.
Thanks!