= request.getRemoteUser();
this.log("user:" + user);
causes "user: " to show up in catalina.out.
On Jun 6, 2007, at 4:54 PM, Bill Doster wrote:
Yep. I actually *do" have the ajp request getting handled by using:
ProxyPass /HelloWorld ajp://locahost:8009/HelloWo
xml on Port 8009
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/11/20/tomcat.html
From: "Bill Doster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On FC6 (intel), I need to have tomcat servlets know the user
associated with each ajp request.
After authenticating (I'm using mod_cosign), when I load https:/
On FC6 (intel), I need to have tomcat servlets know the user
associated with each ajp request.
After authenticating (I'm using mod_cosign), when I load https://host/
cgi-bin/hi (a shell script which outputs html-ized "Hello
$REMOTE_USER" the web-page returned is "Hello " for whatever
user
ing mod_jk...
So, what Apache2.2.x<-->Tomcat5.5+ connector is your (large) site using?
Care to say a little about what factors were considered in the
selection (prior experience, other java apps, JDK, performance,
support, required features forcing use of a particular connector, ...)?
