tomcat/apache issue

Hello Everyone, I have configured tomcat with apache using mod-jk. Tomcat is running on port : 8080 And Apache is listening on port : 80. I have disabled the directory listing for tomcat by Putting false under listing tag for default servlet in web.xml. Now if I try to access like : ht

How to create a website in apache-tomcat-5.5.12

Hi All Im new to this group . i had some doubts regarding my subject(mail) i had developed a web application named myDomain under webapps dir So far my development i used to call the application in tomcat like http://localhost:8080/myDomain Now i want it to be deployed in www server so t

Re: [OT - sort of] response.sendRedirect or request.getRequestDispatcher.forward ...??

"Kyle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Possibly a bit off-topic, but I like to gather some opinions on > preferences, modes of working, etc. when sending redirects to session > timeouts and the like pls. > > I have Tomcat behind Apache and my error/timeout pages ar

RE: Struts Application Logic Error

Asad, First, you might have better luck on the Struts Users mailing list at user@struts.apache.org, rather than the Tomcat Users mailing list. Struts is just one of the many web application frameworks that works with Tomcat. Struts also works with many other application servers. Second, looking a

Re: Starting Tomcat with the Security Manager in Windows

"Ken Pawliw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi, > > I'm new to Tomcat and have run into a problem that probably has a very > simple solution. I'm running Tomcat 5.5.7 on Windows XP and want to start > Tomcat with the security manager enabled. The documentation state

[OT - sort of] response.sendRedirect or request.getRequestDispatcher.forward ...??

Possibly a bit off-topic, but I like to gather some opinions on preferences, modes of working, etc. when sending redirects to session timeouts and the like pls. I have Tomcat behind Apache and my error/timeout pages are mostly .html as opposed to .jsp AFAI understand it, response.sendRedirec

RE: tomcat 5 http/https config

> From: Rob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: tomcat 5 http/https config > > The problem we're having is switching back to http (and the session > dropping). As I recall, a session can be switched to https from http, but not back - that is considered to be a security hole. You might want to

RE: Starting Tomcat with the Security Manager in Windows

> From: Ken Pawliw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Starting Tomcat with the Security Manager in Windows > > This does not work from the Windows Command Prompt as > catalina does not exist in the bin directory. The scripts are only included in the .zip and .tar.gz downloads, not the .exe in

KeyStore question

Hmmm, having some email problems - not sure if I've already sent this. Here is the link to the SSL java code again: http://stud4.tuwien.ac.at/~e9726342/ Hi all I still want to use Tomcat with SSL (still not working). I've got a servlet that acts as a CA. 1. Question(s): Should I have separate

tomcat 5 http/https config

Hi Everyone, I'm totally new at the email list thing here, and I could use a little help on tomcat http/https config We have developed a web app that uses tomcat 5, and would like to switch between http / https depending on the URL. This is so users can sign in and view their account infor via

Struts Application Logic Error

Hello. I am currently developing a Struts application. For some reason, form variables are not being transmitted upon form submission and at the same time there is no error or stack trace that I can reference to diagnose the error. I am not able to access the form variables inside my action cla

Starting Tomcat with the Security Manager in Windows

Hi, I'm new to Tomcat and have run into a problem that probably has a very simple solution. I'm running Tomcat 5.5.7 on Windows XP and want to start Tomcat with the security manager enabled. The documentation states the following: Starting Tomcat With A SecurityManager Once you have configured the

Re: KeyStore question

All, This is as far as I have gotten. As I said, I believe I still have some issues with the certificates because I believe Tomcat is suppose to populate the HttpRequest object with a series of "attributes" that we should be able to use to retrieve things like the X.509 certificates. I fo

Re: KeyStore question

Hi Raueber, Wow! That's pretty low level SSL you got there! I have struggled for two weeks with SSL and X509 stuff myself, mainly with certificates and have learned 1) I don't really know squat about the SSL protocol, or 2) X509 certificate encodings (OIDs, etc). But I have learned 1) to apprec

RE: KeyStore question

Rudi, Sorry I do not have any experience with keystores. The list traffic is pretty slow, so you are unlikely (not impossible) to get an answer before Monday. HTH - Richard -Original Message- From: Raueber Hotzenplotz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2005 7:21 AM To: T

Re: KeyStore question

Here is the link to the source code files: http://stud4.tuwien.ac.at/~e9726342/ --- Raueber Hotzenplotz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > I still want to use Tomcat with SSL (still not working). I've got a servlet > that acts as a CA. > > 1. Question(s): > Should I have separate keystore

Re: KeyStore question, here the link to the source files

To view the source code see link: http://stud4.tuwien.ac.at/~e9726342/ --- Raueber Hotzenplotz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > I still want to use Tomcat with SSL (still not working). I've got a servlet > that acts as a CA. > > 1. Question(s): > Should I have separate keystores (JKS)

KeyStore question

Hi all I still want to use Tomcat with SSL (still not working). I've got a servlet that acts as a CA. 1. Question(s): Should I have separate keystores (JKS) for the web application and the Tomcat server? Where do you usually place the Tomcat keystore? At the moment I'm including the web applicati