Hello Pawel,
No, I don't have any benchmarks about the speed of mod_ssl vs tomcat
ssl. I prefer apache with mod_ssl because I'm familiar with the
configuration of open_ssl, I have the perception of being more secure
to separate the application web server from the front webserver, and
because mod_jk
Hi Miguel,
do You have or know of any real life benchmarks that shows that tomcat
ssl is slower than apache mod_ssl?
Best greetings,
Paweł Wielgus.
2010/11/9 Miguel :
> Hello,
> I haven't used that plugin, but I recomend you to use the SSL provided
> by tomcat or your web container, it's easier.
yes using SSL provided by web container or http server is the way to go
i think the struts ssl plugin only provide convenient way to redirect
certain page to https/http.
for example, you might want to force your login page to be always accessed
using https then it can help you easily redirect all
Hello,
I haven't used that plugin, but I recomend you to use the SSL provided
by tomcat or your web container, it's easier.
But if you want the best speed, i really suggest yo to use apache
httpd with mod_ssl for the ssl work and mod_jk, to forward the traffic
to tomcat or jetty. You can find docum
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