> Within Tomcat Head / 3.3 there are a host of problems with https pages and
Are those fixed in 3.2.x ? We can just use the same fix.
> new URL(new URL(requrl), location)
So the problem is to combine requrl and location and get the encoded
redirect url.
Why not just droping new URL(...) and using some custom code ?
> if(requrl.startsWith("https://")) {
> requrl = "http" + requrl.substring(5);
> url = new URL(new URL(requrl), location);
> return "https" + url.toString().substring(4);
> }
else if( requrl.stastWith("http://")) }
...
}
> Other than the fact that this has the flavor of a disgusting hack, it seems
This wouldn't be a hack at all, but a useful utility.
> Can anyone tell me why the above is a bad idea? Or does it sound like a
> reasonable way to go?
Sounds reasonable any way, but if we can drop the URL part completely
it'll be great. We are talking about a clear and simple thing here - a
http request and a redirect.
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