Hi Kavita,
cookies are only valid inside one domain and scheme.
So instant solution is to provide some kind of token passed along with
this to tomcat. Then in tomcat ask RoR by webservice or
something else if this token is valid and automaticly create session
for incoming user.
Or use same domain
Hi,
I have a struts application on Tomcat which is linked by a Ruby on Rails
application on Apache through tag .
My problem is that
-- when the user logs in to Rails application (on Apache server), he gets
authenticated and a cookie is stored .
-- The user clicks on the link to struts applicat
: Apache Tomcat
Hello All,
I have got a form which has got some 200 rows which needs to be submitted to server
for updation. I am using Tomcat 5..0.16 as the webserver.
This passing of data from browser to server seems to be very slow. Is there any way by
which i can increase the speed.
I know
Hello All,
I have got a form which has got some 200 rows which needs to be
submitted to server for updation.
I am using Tomcat 5..0.16 as the webserver.
This passing of data from browser to server seems to be very slow.
Is there any way by which i can increase the speed.
I know this is dependen
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I have a site running on a third-party box that uses Apache in front of
Tomcat. I need to restrict the entire site to a series of IP addresses.
Using the Deny, Order and Allow commands in a .htaccess file works for
whatever is in Apache's public document root. However, it doesn't
prevent reques
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