Merge pull request #2613 from mulesoft/W-14848493-Update-tls-configuration44-dm

W-14848493-Update-tls-configuration44-dm

Author: dmerlob

modules/ROOT/pages/tls-configuration.adoc

@@ -66,7 +66,20 @@ The keystore contains one or two passwords:
 
 == Client Configuration
 
-If the `tls:context` is empty (no `tls:key-store` or `tls:trust-store` defined), then the default values of the JVM are used, which usually include a truststore with certificates for all the major certifying authorities.
+If the `tls:context` has an empty truststore defined, then the default values of the JVM are used, which usually include a truststore with certificates for all the major certifying authorities. Consider the following scenarios:
+
+* When the truststore is defined inline:
+----
+<tls:context name>
+    <tls:trust-store />
+</tls:context>
+----
+* When the truststore is defined with a global element:
+----
+<tls:context name="example">
+	<tls:trust-store />
+</tls:context>
+---- 
 
 If the client requires a certificate from the server that it is trying to connect to, then add the `tls:trust-store` element. Set `path` to the location of the truststore file that contains the certificates of the trusted servers.