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cannot configure SSL for form-based authentication





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-10-14 21:28 -------
Of course it works. That is way my comments included the phrase "The web.xml 
below works for me...".

Remy's point is that you can not directly specify HTTPS for the login form. 
However, if you specify (as per my previous example) a transport guarantee of 
CONFIDENTIAL for your webapp (or part of it) and an authentication method of 
FORM the browser will be redirected to use HTTPS for the login form.

Going back to your original example, your security constraint is missing the 
auth-constraint section. This might be contributing to your confusion.

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