I would recommend placing Apache in front of Tomcat. You can also use
mod_security on Apache to further lock down your application. I have found
that if you want security, do not use Tomcat by itself. I never liked the
idea of placing keystore passwords in XML files. At least Apache prompts you
for
I would recommend placing Apache in front of Tomcat. You can also use
mod_security on Apache to further lock down your application. I have found
that if you want security, do not use Tomcat by itself. I never liked the
idea of placing keystore passwords in XML files. At least Apache prompts you
for
I would recommend placing Apache in front of Tomcat. You can also use
mod_security on Apache to further lock down your application. I have found
that if you want security, do not use Tomcat by itself. I never liked the
idea of placing keystore passwords in XML files. At least Apache prompts you
for
Hello!
I am a newbie to Tomcat.
I have configured Tomcat as a standalone web server for HTTP and HTTPS.
and now I am trying to develop a secure aplication (using SSL) which will
do user authentication and perform user specific actions.
I need some help/tutorial (JAVA) which can guide me to authne
