> From: Cummins College [mailto:cummins.grou...@gmail.com]
> Subject: Re: Disabling http connector
>
> Regarding our question and intention, there is not much to convince.
> Actually we have been given this task and we have no option but to do
> it even though it is crazy.
Hi,
Regarding our question and intention, there is not much to convince.
Actually we have been given this task and we have no option but to do it
even though it is crazy.
We figured out a way to make the removeConnector() method work, ie we are
disabling/removing the http/https connector. now to
esponsabilité
pour le contenu fourni.
> Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2010 15:07:39 +0530
> Subject: Re: Disabling http connector
> From: cummins.grou...@gmail.com
> To: users@tomcat.apache.org
>
> Hi,
>
> We found this MBeanfactory method. It has a remove connector method. This
Cummins College wrote:
Hi,
We found this MBeanfactory method. It has a remove connector method. This
takes argument as the Mbean-name of component to be removed.
We have tried passing 'HTTPConnector',
'CoyoteConnector','Catalina','http-8080' and 'http11connector'.
Could you tell us how to fin
Hi,
We found this MBeanfactory method. It has a remove connector method. This
takes argument as the Mbean-name of component to be removed.
We have tried passing 'HTTPConnector',
'CoyoteConnector','Catalina','http-8080' and 'http11connector'.
Could you tell us how to find the mbean names of the
On 11/03/2010 12:24, Cummins College wrote:
Hi,
I know that https by enabling the secure attribute to true.
No. More is required.
But what if I want to "disable" the http connector?
You don't. You just want to force the user to use HTTPS, which is not
the same thing at all.
To elabor
On 11 March 2010 12:24, Cummins College wrote:
> We know most of you dont exactly agree or approve of our idea about
> fiddling
> with the http connector, but please do help!
>
> I don't have enough information to agree, disagree or help. I've never
seen a sufficiently clear message about what -
Cummins College wrote:
Hi,
I know that https by enabling the secure attribute to true. But what if I
want to "disable" the http connector?
To elaborate, I want the https connector to be disabled when http runs and
vice versa. What changes should be done?
However, not by changing the secure attr
2010/3/11 Cummins College :
> Hi,
>
> I know that https by enabling the secure attribute to true. But what if I
> want to "disable" the http connector?
>
> To elaborate, I want the https connector to be disabled when http runs and
> vice versa.
I do not understand your question.
Each Connector ac
Cummins College wrote:
To elaborate, I want the https connector to be disabled when http runs and
vice versa. What changes should be done?
However, not by changing the secure attribute.
Not an answer, but you can enable/disable http/https access to
particular resources using transport-guarant
Hi,
I know that https by enabling the secure attribute to true. But what if I
want to "disable" the http connector?
To elaborate, I want the https connector to be disabled when http runs and
vice versa. What changes should be done?
However, not by changing the secure attribute.
We know most of y
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