I just added this to my web.xml on my JBOSS server. But it had no effect. I am still allowed to connect to ports that do not use bi-directional certificate exchange. Anyone have an ideas?

<!-- Force SSL for entire site as described here: http://wiki.metawerx.net/wiki/ForcingSSLForSectionsOfYourWebsite -->
<security-constraint>

        <!-- defines resources to be protected (in this case everything)-->
        <web-resource-collection>
                <!-- name for the resource, can be anything you like -->
                <!-- Question: is this referenced anywhere else? -->
                <web-resource-name>
                        Entire Application
                </web-resource-name>

                <!-- protect the entire application -->
                <url-pattern>
                        /*
                </url-pattern>
        </web-resource-collection>



        <!-- defines protection level for protected resource -->
        <user-data-constraint>
                <!-- data cannot be observed or changed                                 -->
                <!-- how it works in tomcat:                                            -->
                <!--    if (set to integral or confidential && not using ssl)           -->
                <!--            redirect sent to client, redirecting them to same url   -->
                <!--            but using the port defined in the redirect port         -->
                <!--            attribute in the <Connector> element of server.xml      -->
                <!--            default is 443, so in other words user is redirected    -->
                <!--            to same page using ssl.                                 -->
                <!-- BUT it is differnt for JBOSS!!  See this link: http://wiki.metawerx.net/wiki/ForcingSSLForSectionsOfYourWebsite -->
                <transport-guarantee>
                        CONFIDENTIAL
                </transport-guarantee>
        </user-data-constraint>

</security-constraint>

<login-config>

        <!-- Client-side SSL certificate based authentication.  The cert is passed to the server to authenticate -->
        <!-- I am pretty sure that CLIENT-CERT should have a dash NOT an underscore see: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg139845.html -->
        <!-- CLIENT-CERT uses a client's AND server's certificates.  See: http://monduke.com/2006/01/19/the-mysterious-client-cert/ -->
        <auth-method>
                CLIENT-CERT
        </auth-method>     
</login-config>

Update

Actually it appears that I have made an error in my original posting.

The web.xml does block users from connecting to the webservice using http (port C below). However users are still allowed to connect to ports that do not force users to authenticate themselves (port B). I think that users should be able to connect to port A (it has clientAuth="true") but I dont think that people should be able to connect to port B (it has clientAuth="false").

Excerpt from server.xml

  <Connector port="<A>" ... SSLEnabled="true"
       ...
       scheme="https" secure="true" clientAuth="true"
       keystoreFile="... .keystore"
       keystorePass="pword"
       truststoreFile="... .keystore"
       truststorePass="pword"
       sslProtocol="TLS"/>

  <Connector port="<B>" ... SSLEnabled="true"
       ...
       scheme="https" secure="true" clientAuth="false"
       keystoreFile="... .keystore"
       keystorePass="pword" sslProtocol = "TLS" />


  <Connector port="<C>" ...
     />