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Adds capability for HTTPS connection for Authorization Server #99
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Added SSL self-signed certificate, listening on port 8443, for https development use.
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Using hints by stackoverflow user limc from:
https://myshittycode.com/2014/06/03/maven-jetty-enabling-ssl-on-jetty-maven-plugin/comment-page-1/#comment-7217
Only the pom.xml file from apis-authorization-server-war was changed, to add keytool-maven-plugin and SSL connector for jetty-maven-plugin.
With this code, after run
$/project-folder/mvn jetty:runYou can access https://localhost:8443 in your browser. A message from broser about the certificate validity is show, you may ignore because is a self-signed certificate.
This patch solves problems with clients using librares (like AppAuth for Android) wich requires the use of https connection for token requests.