How to use the strong-soap.soap.ClientSSLSecurity function in strong-soap
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strongloop / loopback-connector-soap / lib / soap-connector.js View on Github 
sec = new soap.WSSecurityCert(
secConfig.privatePEM,
secConfig.publicP12PEM,
secConfig.password,
secConfig.encoding
);
break;
case 'ClientSSL':
if (secConfig.pfx) {
sec = new soap.ClientSSLSecurityPFX(
secConfig.pfx,
secConfig.passphrase,
secConfig.options
);
} else {
sec = new soap.ClientSSLSecurity(
secConfig.keyPath || secConfig.key,
secConfig.certPath || secConfig.cert,
secConfig.ca || secConfig.caPath,
secConfig.options);
}
break;
case 'Bearer':
sec = new soap.BearerSecurity(
secConfig.token,
secConfig.options);
break;
case 'BasicAuth':
default:
sec = new soap.BasicAuthSecurity(
secConfig.username, secConfig.password, secConfig.options);
break;
