You can set the protocols and the ciphers for the following client components:

• ABL Client:
  • To set the protocol and cipher for all ABL client connections, export the following environment variables in the startup script of the client application:

    Property	Description
    PSC_SSLCLIENT_PROTOCOLS	Accepts the cryptographic protocol that is set for the client
    PSC_SSLCLIENT_CIPHERS	Accepts the cryptographic cipher that is set for the client

    After you export the variables, invoke a Progress OpenEdge client executable and start a session for the client application to use the set cryptographic protocol and cipher.
  • To set the protocol and cipher for single client connection, you can set the following parameters in the connection-parameters argument of the client’s CONNECT() method:

    Connection parameter	Description
    -sslprotocols SSL-protocol-names	Accepts the cryptographic protocol that is set for the client
    -sslciphers SSL-protocol-ciphers	Accepts the valid cryptographic cipher that is set for the client

    Note: You can use ABL clients to create connections with different server components. If you do not set the -sslprotocols and -sslciphers connection parameters using the client’s CONNECT() method, the protocol and cipher values are set using the PSC_SSLCLIENT_PROTOCOLS and PSC_SSLCLIENT_CIPHERS environment variables in the ubroker.properties file (available at <OpenEdge-install-directory>/properties).
• Java Open Client: In the client’s Connection object, you can set the following properties using the setStringProperty method of the RunTimeProperties class:

  Property	Description
  PROGRESS.Session.sslProtocols	Accepts the cryptographic protocol that is set for the client
  PROGRESS.Session.sslCiphers	Accepts the valid cryptographic cipher that is set for the client

  You can also set these properties as Java system properties.
• .NET Open Client: In the client’s app.config file, you can set the Progress.Open4GL.RunTimeProperties.SSLProtocols runtime property with the cryptographic protocol. The cryptographic cipher is automatically set using the .NET framework.
• REST Adapter: In the runtime.props file (available at $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/application_name/WEB-INF/adapters), set the following properties:

  Property	Description
  sslProtocols	Accepts the cryptographic protocol that is set for the REST application
  sslCiphers	Accepts the valid cryptographic cipher that is set for the REST application